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Uno, due, tre - stella! (One, two, three
- star!)
How to play:
One child stands with his/her back to the other
children.
The others form a line about 10 or 15 metres away
from him/her.
When the child says, "Uno, due, tre - stella!",
they move towards him/her with small steps until
he/she suddenly turns round.
Anyone who is then still moving has to go back
to the starting point.
The first person to touch the child's back wins.
Known elsewhere as:
In Germany, the game is called "Eins, zwei,
drei - Ochs am Berg!", which means "One,
two, three - ox on the mountain!"
In France, it is known as "Un, deux, trois
- soleil!", which means: "One, two,
three - sun!"
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