Gong-gi: Gong-gi is a traditional Korean game played with small, lightweight stone or plastic pieces. The goal of the game is to toss and catch the pieces in a continuous pattern that becomes increasingly challenging. It develops hand-eye coordination and reflexes.<br> Ddakji: Ddakji is a simple but competitive game that involves folding cards. The goal of the game is to flip your opponent's card by hitting it with your own card. Players often get creative and use folding techniques to get the most impact.<br> Jebi Chagi: This game involves kicking a folded paper object (similar to a sandbag) into the air using only your feet. The goal of the game is to keep the object in the air for as long as possible, demonstrating balance and precision.<br> Biseokchigi: A classic outdoor game where players use small projectile stones to knock down a pile of stones. The game combines accuracy, strategy, and some physical skills, and is loved by children.<br> Paeng-y: Paeng-y refers to a spinning top that is wrapped with a string and thrown to the ground. Players compete to see whose top can spin the longest, or try to knock their opponent's top out of the spinning zone in a display of skill and control.