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| Maybe not technically a game, but certainly a favorite activity nonetheless, looking in rear view mirrors. This also why I have to adjust my mirrors each and every trip. |
Christmas may have reindeer games, but New Year's day has its games too. At least it does at Akany Avoko. After a special "European style" breakfast prepared by the volunteers and a nice lunch prepared by the children and the staff, the kids had a lovely afternoon to relax and play games.
Check out some of their choices for the first games of the year.
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| Tree climbing. |
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| Using New Year's candy to play fanorona, a kind of African-born chess. |
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| Kisatady is always a favorite. It is the Malagasy version of jump rope. The rope stands still and the person jumps over it. |
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| More kisatady. |
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| Still more kisatady. Sorry, it is picturesque. |
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| Put two nails in the ground and instant marble game or kanety. |
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| A crucial shot in a game of kanety. |
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| Having a lovely meal while playing house. |
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| Who needs Lego blocks when you have bricks? |
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| Starting a game of kanety. |
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| Storytelling, puppetry and geology all in one great game. Tantara uses stones as family members that act out everything from eating to arguing. |
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| Who can swing the highest? Always fun. |
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