Global Games Playworker Training - 25 November 2008 at Childrens PlayLink Fromeside Youth Centre, Winterbourne
'Learn some global games with World Jungle!' Half-day workshop for playworkers lead by Celestine, Sam Mbogo, Ripton Lindsay and Adolf Tetteh.

• ZAMA, ZAMA (0.46): Sam Mbogo demonstrates 'Zama Zama' from Tanzania
• ZIP ZAP ZIM (2.09): Ripton Lindsay demonstrates 'Zip Zap Zim' from Jamaica
• SIMAMA KAA (1.24): Sam Mbogo demonstrates 'Simama Kaa' from Tanzania. Click Here to download song words
• ROCK 'N' STONE (1.50): Ripton Lindsay demonstrates 'Rock 'n' Stone' from Jamaica
• MBUBE, MBUBE (2.48): Lead by Celestine. Click Here to download game outline
• FRUIT GAME (2.38): Lead by Celestine
• FOX IN A BOX (0.47): Lead by Adolf Tetteh
• COUNTING GAME (0.50): Lead by Ripton Lindsay
• CATCH YOUR TAIL (1.15): Lead by Celestine. Click Here to download game outline

Watch compilation of training session, with short clips from various games (10 minutes)

World Jungle Staff Training - Summer 2008
Sharing Games. Demonstrations of childhood games/songs from Ghana, Tanzania and Jamaica.

• 'ROCK N STONE' - Jamaica (1.18): Ripton Lindsay shows the version of this game (based around passing a stone) as played in Jamaica.
• 'ROCK N STONE' - Ghana (0.32): Adolf Tetteh demonstrates a very similar game as played in Ghana.
• 'ROCK N STONE' - Tanzania (0.51): Sam Mbogo demonstrates another very similar game as played in Tanzania.
• 'ZAMA ZAMA' - Tanzania (4.24): Sam Mbogo demonstrates 'Zama Zama' from Tanzania.
  Solo: "Zama Zama" (x3)
  Chorus: "Le le le le le Zama" (x3)
  Solo: "A aaa ONE" [or however many]
  Chorus: "One - le le le le le Zama"
• 'KOFI SAY' - Ghana (0.34): Adolf Tetteh from Ghana demonstrates a game very similar to 'Simon Says'.
• KIO (means 'glass' as in 'mirror') - Tanzania (5.18): Sam Mbogo demonstrates a game similar to 'Oranges and Lemons' from Tanzania. Two players make an arch and each decides on a piece of fruit they will be. Someone has broken a mirror. As the line of children go under the arch, one is caught at a time and asked to whisper which piece of fruit. They then stand behind that person. The game ends in a Tug o War to decide the winning team.
  Solo: "Kio Kio"
  Chorus: "Ali kivuuja nani"
  Solo: "Piteni piteni waongo nyie wate, wa mwisho akamatwe atiwe gere zani"

Playworker Training - Tuesday 24 June 2008 at the Mede Centre, Knowle West, South Bristol
'Learn some global games with World Jungle!' Two hour workshop for playworkers.

• Warm-up and word games (1.28)
• Song (2.50)
• Shoe game (0.39)
• Tug of War (1.45)
• Skipping (1.54)