English, 21.07.2020 08:01 YoVeoAnime

Games and Culture In this activity, you will learn about the history, cultural significance, and the rules for a multicultural game. Review this article: 10 Fun Games from Around the World - Parents Magazine (Links to an external site.) Feel free to also search for other physical games played by children anywhere in the world. Pick one game from another country. How does the game you chose create enculturation? What is enculturation? In one page, briefly describe how games in general create enculturation. Compare your ideas to the text definition of enculturation. Include the history, cultural significance and rules for the game in your paper. Write your answer in one page (250 words is the minimum) and submit your assignment. Please remember to cite your sources as necessary.

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