indoor games

Raja Rani – In other South Indian states, Ramudu-Seetha is equivalent to Raja-Rani in Tamil Nadu. It’s a wonderful old game that kids in the country play. Children’s ability to guess, their ability to read faces, and their sense of unity among the other players are all improved as a result of playing this game. … Read more

Oru kodam thanni – One of the most well-known traditional games is oru kodam thanni, which is mostly played in villages by kids at school and with friends from the neighborhood. In India, this traditional game known as Oru kodam thanni is played under various names. In South India, this name, Oru kodam thanni, is … Read more

Thirudan police – Thirudan Police is also known as kallan Police in many villages and cities of Tamil Nadu. There are two forms of Thirudan Police one played indoor and other outdoor. It is a wonderful game played by rural children. By playing this game children’s guessing power, face reading skill gets enhanced and they … Read more

X and O (Tic Tac Toc) – Tic tac toe, also known as X and O, is a straightforward game that is frequently used to pass the time. It is one of the first games that many people learn, and it can be played anywhere a pencil and paper are available. In schools and colleges, … Read more

Pappu kanji (பப்பு கஞ்சி) – A well-known family tradition is playing pappu kanji with children under the age of three. By playing this game, the kids learn how important it is to share, can identify various home-cooked meals, and gain patience and insight into their family relationships. Pappu kanji  A well-known traditional game called “pappu … Read more

Poo Parikka Varugirom – Poo parikka varugirom is a fascinating village tradition that involves singing a song with questions and answers. Singing, flower knowledge, counting, and ability to ask and answer questions are all improved in this game. Poo Parikka Varugirom Poo parikka varugirom is a fascinating village tradition that involves singing a song with … Read more

Kokku para para (கொக்கு பற பற) – Kids between the ages of 5 and 10 still play the well-known game of kokku para para in villages and schools. The game teaches a lot about flying and non-flying objects, among other things. The game teaches kids to be careful and pay close attention. The game makes … Read more

Kulai kulaiyaai mundirikkai – The well-known game of kulai kulaiyaai mundirikkai is still play in villages and schools. This game teache children how to avoid cheater and perform tasks without being notice by others. Player in this game need to be careful and know how to cheat others without being caught. Kulai kulaiyaai mundirikkai In … Read more