What games do kids in the Netherlands play?

Children in the Netherlands play a variety of games, both traditional and modern. Some popular games include:

- Panna: A style of street-football that involves performing tricks and skills with the ball.

- Kubb: A game where players try to knock down wooden blocks, known as "kubbs", standing in a designated area by throwing wooden batons.

- Sjoelen: A game played by sliding wooden discs across a long, narrow board with the aim of getting the discs into the scoring holes at the end.

- Koekhappen: A game where players try to bite into a cookie or other food item suspended from a string, often without the use of hands.

- Tikkie-touw: A game of tag where the people who are not "it" swing a rope in an effort to tag the person who is "it."

- Boter, kaas en eieren: A children's game where two teams throw a ball back and forth to each other, while reciting a rhyme about different foods.

- Stoepranden: A game played by balancing on curbs, often jumping down from different heights to see who can maintain their balance the best.

- Verstoppertje: A version of hide-and-seek where the participants hide their eyes with their hands while another person named the catcher counts and searches for them.

- Zaklopen: A game where participants race while jumping inside large sacks.

- Vlieger oplaten: A game where children fly kites.