Pinocchio

Players choose one among them as the tagger using a counting rhyme. The tagger starts the game by saying "Pi-noc-chio," taking one step with each syllable while trying to step on the foot of one of the randomly positioned players. The other players simultaneously take three steps to escape from the tagger.

If the tagger successfully steps on a player's foot, that player is considered out and must leave the game. However, if the tagger fails to step on anyone's foot, they call out the name of another player, who then becomes the new tagger. The new tagger follows the same rule, saying "Pi-noc-chio," while stepping forward and trying to step on another player's foot.

Each player is allowed only three steps per turn. If a player takes more than three steps, they are considered out and must leave the game. The game continues until only one player remains. The last remaining player is declared the winner. With its fun and dynamic nature, this game helps children improve their reflexes, focus, and balance skills.