Games! A great activity for spring – Footbag Games was a great chance to get outside and have fun for Connectivity students. Youth in different countries around the world play footbag, a game where you kick a small ball without letting it touch the ground.
Through footbag we can connect with the ancient cultures of China and with modern-day Americans and Tajikistanis.

Many young people like to play footbag or hacky sack (US), lyanga or chika (Tajikistan), takraw in Thailand, jegi in Korea, and temari/kemari in Japan. With almost the same concept
and rules, but with different design, this game to some degree
reflects how every culture is special and by creating and
playing footbags our students dipped into the different
cultures and saw its values.

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By clicking on the links below, please download Connectivity Schools Presentations

Footbag Games Presentation by Academy of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii, US

#1 Footbag Games Presentation by Oroville High School, US

#2 Footbag Games Presentation by Oroville High School, US

#3 Footbag Games Presentation by Oroville High School, US

Footbag Games Presentation from Lycee #1, Kulyab, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #16, Gulyakandoz, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #1, Vakhsh, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #2, Gissar, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #2, Khorog, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #1, Sarband, Tajikistan

Footbag Games Presentation from School #14, Kayrakkum, Tajikistan