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Sarmiento: games on the square and in the Nursing Home

Another proposal that we perform in Sarmiento was in the village squares. Monday and Tuesday because there were no classes in schools for disinfection, Culture organized with this move. The proposal was to offer both table games and more movement, without a rigid plan, but according to the desires of those who participate. So on Monday we went to the Central Plaza, and deploy some board games in the gazebo in the middle of the square.

As there had been a good spread, not many people came especially, except that we invited the boys scout, but he approached the people who had gone to the plaza to play or walk. We hung some fabric to give it some color and movement and slowly began to drop some guys, almost by accident. In this room there: Tangram, Speed \u200b\u200bStack, puzzles, four online, Make No brake and Yeng, shout out, chopsticks, all games that do not require many rules to be played, and material to draw. When they began to form an interesting group, open the other space, movement games, jump rope, burned square football hands, tails, tumbalatas and others. When it started getting cool, the guys started to go and after 3 hours of play, things got up and went to return the next day at another place, almost at the entrance of Sarmiento.

returned Tuesday to invite to play 14 to 17 hours. think less people would still come because it is a less central and less traveled. Nor is there any trees or anything. We did not bring about games on the grass because we would lose all the chips. So we valimos fabrics, balls and imagination. We
several races, hidden in cloth, various dances, tours through the tunnel and we dressed up and we took photos. We had so well that none of us wanted to go, but at about 17:30 it was cold to stay there and said goodbye.
We had proposed to go to two places nearby, Buen Pasto and Facundo, but could not fix anything and could not know. We still pending.



were also visiting the Nursing Home, where we share games with grandparents who are permanent and a group that will look for their homes and bring home to share a moment with others.
We games
few rules, some other group and individual. The most significant was a lady who wanted to play Yenga because it looked good, but I insist that I could play the parts slowly and feel what was lazy to wash it out, and was encouraged to play. And lost! Many individual challenges like, kind of wit. So we have several and use the Bloker Tangram individually, with the challenge of locating all the pieces of one color in a board room. The Make No Brake was also very played.