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Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s project 2012/2013

Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s project 2012/2013. Class:4A Leader:Nicole Name: Polly,WingWing, Kazaf,Trista. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s. Eagle Chicken.

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Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s project 2012/2013

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  1. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s project 2012/2013 • Class:4A • Leader:Nicole • Name: Polly,WingWing, • Kazaf,Trista

  2. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s

  3. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s Eagle Chicken Chickens in the hen back line up and they each hand draped over the front of the shoulder. Mother Hen protect chickens with open arms whereas Eagle takes quick action to capture the chickens. Chicks caught will be eliminated.

  4. . h Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s Marbles

  5. Marble Game

  6. Da-Fong-Chui

  7. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s

  8. Games that Hong Kong Children played in the 1960s Paw

  9. School Survey

  10. Report • We designed a questionnaire. • We gathered data from our schoolmates. • We had interviewed 39 students. • Most students(20students) liked Eagle chicken because it is exciting. • There were only a few students liked marbles game and Paw. They thought that it was not easy to play those games.

  11. I took initiatives to finish the work delegated to me. • Doing this project is fun. • I think I have made an improvement in my English. • I learnt how to co-operate with my members.

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