Ki-O-Rahi is a beautiful game that symbolizes the Māori mythology of Rahi, and the Māori creation myth, and the spiritual journey one makes upon death. Thus, the game is not a conflict but a cosmic dance between creation, journey, challenge, and return.
This blog contains a description and video link to the traditional Aboriginal Game Pucho Pucho Tau-I-Malle.
"This study suggests a form of experience-dependent dynamic functional connectivity plasticity in learning-related networks."
There was a rich tradition of bat-and-ball games outside of England in other parts of Europe, and many of them have striking (pun intended) similarities with each other. What contributions could these other European bat and ball sports have brought to baseball, especially as distinct waves of immigration came from Europe? This question has not been investigated enough, but I think a big reason for the success of “American Baseball” was that Europeans from all sorts of backgrounds embraced the game because it was similar to a bat and ball game of their youth in Europe.
This blog contains the history of Rounders, as well as a link to the lesson write-up at my TpT store.
