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Description about Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game):-

  This is a vintage game of the 1980s of South India and is played in other Countries too with different names.  This was also known by the name of “Noothanguchi”.  This is a completely fun game as well as a very interesting one. This teaches the Kids hand Eye coordination and improves the concentration power of kids. This is a good mind rejuvenation game that can be played in circles. Playing this game is a good exercise for the eyes.

 

Package Specification Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game):-

Natural wooden sticks and wooden Ring, and Cloth Pouch.

 

The skill set of Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game):-

  • Developing Skills
  • Improves Observation Power
  • Improves Concentration Power
  • Teaches Good Hand-Eye Coordination
  • Good Practice to curb shivering of hands
  • Good Exercise to  Eyes and Makes vision sharper

 

How to Play Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game):-

  • Any number of players can participate. The game has to be played in circles.  The package contains 10 small sticks and 1 big stick and one wooden ring.
  •  Place the wooden ring on the table; Hold all the 11 sticks together. A bigger stick has to be held cross (perpendicular) below the remaining 10 sticks. (So that, while dropping altogether, the bigger stick has to fall below and the remaining heap of sticks will lie on that).
  •  The first stick has to be taken using by hand, and the next sticks can be taken one by one with the use of stick taken or by hand.

 

 Conditions in Nooran Kuchi / Noothan kuchi ( Pick-up Sticks Game):-

  •  Sticks dropped into the wooden ring should not touch the perimeter of the circle, if touched; the player should pick the sticks and drop again.
  •  Once dropped, No other sticks should be disturbed while taking one stick. If there is a slight shake noticed by other players, It will be considered a foul and the next player will start to play.
  •  Each small stick is considered 10 points and the big stick is considered 100 points and hence the name “Nooranguchi”, If a player takes all the sticks without disturbing other sticks, he gets 200 points. If taken only 3 or 4 sticks he will obtain 30 or 40 points appropriately and pass on the board to the next player.
  •  Those who obtain the maximum points is considered as a winner.