HuL Gul From Netherland!
This week we got to draw a piece of paper out of a box and that would have a random country on it. With that country you had to do some research about it and write some instructions on a skill or game from that country. Next week we will be picking a type of food and making it then bringing it to school so there will be a whole assortment of food for everyone to try from all over the world but I will only be sharing my instructions maybe next week will be about the food. :)
Here is my instructions on how to play Hul Gul:
Here is my instructions on how to play Hul Gul:
How to play Dutch Hul Gul
Materials:
*Buttons or any large quantity of small objects.
*People to play with ( Any amount of people except by yourself)
- Gather buttons
- Give each player 10 buttons
- Each player places any amount of buttons up to 10 in their hand.
- Player 1 then holds out their hand face down with the buttons in hand so the other player(s) can’t see.
- Player 1 now asks another player (Player 2) how many buttons do I have in my hand.
- If player 2 guess’s right then player 1 has to give player 2 the amount of buttons they had in their hand then you go on to ask player 2 the questions. Key: When gaining any amount of points your points total can go to any number but you can only hold up to 10 buttons in your hand.
- If player 2 guesses wrong then they have to give player 1 the amount of buttons that is the difference between each of their hands so you subtract the amount of buttons in their hand and whatever the answer is then player 2 has to give player 1 that amount of buttons. Key: When you are giving the other player a certain amount of buttons e.g you give them 4 buttons and you started with 10 then you can only put up to 6 buttons in your hand.
- After player 2 guesses whether or not they got it wrong or right player 1 now asks the questions.
- Now repeat back and forth if there are 2 players or go round in a circle if more people playing.
Examples:
Player 2 Guesses Right:
Player 1: 6 Buttons In Hand
Player 2: 4 Buttons In Hand
Player 2: Guesses 6 Buttons
Player 1: Gives Player 2, 6 Buttons
Player 2 Guesses Wrong:
Player 1: 6 Buttons In Hand
Player 2: 4 Buttons In Hand
Player 2: Guesses 2 Buttons
Player 2: Gives 2 Buttons
Player 2 gives player 1 2 buttons because the difference between their hand is 2 in other words it would look like this: 6-4=2
Please comment below any suggestions or if you are confused about the game.
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