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The games
Starting from bottom left, the games may be identified as follows:
Number
Image
Game
Notes
01
Playing with dolls
02
Playing 'Holy Mass '
Small liturgical objects used at Mass and Liturgies
03
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Water gun and owl on support
Shooting water at a bird
04
Wearing masks
Wearing disguises for fun
05
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Swing
The classic hanging seat
06
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Climbing a fence
A popular pastime with neighbour's fences
07
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Handstand
There are many variations of handstands, but all that matters is balance
08
Play the "knot"
Bending the body to contorted positions
09
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Somersault
Flipping and rolling forwards, backwards, or sideways
10
Fence riding
Again, a fence game
11
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Mock wedding
It is exactly at the diagonal centre of the panel. Perhaps an irony of the holy sacrament, or a reference to the main event that allows conception of children. Mock child weddings have been common folk tradition many places in Europe, and were often celebrated at Midsummer.
12
Passing through kicking legs - running the gauntlet
Painful but dynamic
13
Blind Man's Bluff
Blind fortune
14
Playing with birds
Ever popular
14b
Making hats with twigs
Basket weaving
15
Soap bubbles
Still a popular pastime, Bruegel shows children blowing bubbles with clay pipes and verifies soap bubbles being used as entertainment for at least 400 years
16
Shell bobbin
A flying spinneret made of nut shells
17
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The "Toton"
Forerunner of the roulette and dice games
17b
Toy animal with leash
A stone dog of sorts
18
Knucklebones
Game of very ancient origin, played with five small objects, originally the "knucklebones" (actually the astragalus: a bone in the ankle , or hock) of a sheep, which are thrown up and caught in various ways
19
Mock baptismal
Re-enacting the procession of adults carrying home a baby just baptized. The blue hood symbolises deception ("hooding the husband" meant to cuckold him, as shown in Bruegel's Netherlandish Proverbs ).
20
Morra
A hand game - similar to rock, paper, scissors - that dates back thousands of years to ancient Roman and Greek times
21
Piñata
A papier-mâché or other type of container that is decorated, filled with toys and or candy and then broken, usually as part of a ceremony or celebration
22
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Walk on stilts
Walking poles equipped with steps for the feet to stand on, they can be short (like here) or long (see number 62)
23
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Play leapfrog
Vaulting over each other's stooped backs
24
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Mock tournaments
Competitions of various kind
25
The "Pope's seat"
Holding the child by gripping hands
26
Hobby-horse
Riding a wooden hobby horse made of a straight stick with a small horse's head
27
Stirring excrements with a stick
Not a healthy game
28
Playing the flute and the drum
Playing simple music with basic instruments, always popular with kids
29
The simple roll hoop
Children and adults around the world have played with hoops, twirling, rolling and throwing them throughout history
30
Shouting into a barrel from a hole
The many uses of a barrel
31
The hoop with bells
A variation of rolling the hoop
32
Riding the barrel
With barrel vaulting, another popular play
33
Hat throwing
Throw them through a child's open legs, or see who throws farthest
34
Raisinbread man
A man-shaped loaf of bread, most likely some sort of Dutch duivekater , offered during wakes or at Christmas
35
The penalty of "bumbouncing"
Bouncing someone's buttocks on planks
Number
Image
Game
Notes
36
Ball made with an inflated pig's bladder
Inflating a pig's bladder to create a balloon
37
Buck buck [ 1]
A group of children had to create a "pony" and another had to leap on their backs until the weight made it crumble
38
To play shop
On the wooden plank below the funnel Bruegel inscribed "BRUEGEL 1560" Red pigment was made from scraping bricks and was most famous from Antwerp.
39
Playing Tiddlywinks
Played with small discs called "winks", a pot, and a collection of squidgers. The children use a "squidger" (a disk) to propel a wink into flight by pressing down on a wink, thereby flicking it into the air: the objective of the game is to score points by sending one's own winks into the pot
39b
Playing Mumblety-peg
An old outdoor game played by children using pocketknives
40
Building (a well)
Like sandcastles on a beach, building is ever popular
41
Pulling hair
A game or a fight?
42
Catching insects with a net
Not only butterflies
43
Playing the scourge
Not a safe game
44
Playing marbles
Ancient and still going strong nowadays
45
Pitch and toss
The players each take a coin and take turns tossing them towards the wall: the coin the closest to the wall wins
45b
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Twirling a hat on a stick
Clowns do it regularly
46
Making a procession
Popular among children and adults, in diverse applications
47
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Playing the porter
or goalkeeper?
48
Who's got the ball ?
Hiding the ball and guessing who has it
49
Riding piggyback
Still going strong, riding on someone's shoulders
50
Singing door-to-door
Especially now at Christmas, with carols
51
Bonfire
Lighting a fire, a dangerous but ever-practiced activity
52
Riding a broom
A variation of hobby-horse , but with many players
53
Pushing a wall
good for exercising muscles
54
Hide-and-seek
Or "hide and go seek ", a game in which a number of players conceal themselves in the environment, to be found by one or more seekers
55
The "devil's tail" or the "snake"
Role play as a street game
56
Grappling
A basic form of wrestling
57
The "devil chained"
Role play as a street game
58
Run, jump on a cellar's door
Noisy and unsafe
59
Bowling
Players attempt to score points by rolling a ball along a flat surface, either into pins or to get close to a target ball
60
The token
Running and handing off the baton to the next runner
61
Throwing walnuts
Perhaps a variation of bowling or bocce , hitting an assembled cluster of nuts
62
High stilts
Walking on long poles
63
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Pole vaulting
Exercising on a horizontally fixed bar
64
Balancing a stick on a finger
A clownish game of balance
65
Put up a show
Enacting a play
66
Spinning tops
Using toys that can be spun on an axis, balancing on a point
67
The trolleys
Baskets moving on a line
68
Flying a ribbon on a stick
Letting a piece of cloth fly in the wind from a stick
69
Whom shall I choose?
A girl selects her "baby" from a group of friends under a blanket
70
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Urinating
Technically, not quite a game but practiced often
71
Bocce
In teams, throwing the bocce balls closest to the jack ball
72
Pirouetting skirts
Swirling the girls' skirts round and round
73
Climbing a tree
74
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Swimming
A healthy recreational exercise, enjoying a full-body workout
75
Diving
Jumping or falling into water is always lots of fun for children
76
Floating with an inflated pig's bladder
A sheep's bladder was also used, to float on top of it or to play water games
77
"Dethroning the King"
Role play
78
Playing with sand
Building castles and digging holes
79
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Coil tournament
A fight of knights
80
Rattles
Noisy musical game
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