ONE TWO SOM

HISTORY OF ONE TWO SOM

SORT  OF “ONE TWO SOM” or “ROCK PAPER SCISSORS” HISTORY

•common among children.

•been played for at least 100 years in some variation.

•The game is known by different names around the world.

vPaper Scissors Stone" (UK),

v "Ching Chong Cha" (South Africa),

v "Janken" (Japan),

v "Schnick, Schnack, Schnuck" (Germany),

v “Chin Chan Pu" (Mexico)

STEP TO PLAY AND RULES

The players varies from any age, and any number of players can be involved.

 with only our hands, the excitement and joy is on a league on its own.

STEP 1:  Shape one hand into a first shape.

Both of you must move your fists up and down three times while saying together "rock, paper, scissors" (the fist coming down each time a word is said). Do not touch each other; this motion is performed entirely up and down in the air in front of you.

2. Make a gesture on the third count

There are three gestures you can make, and which one you choose is up to you.

3. FIGURE OUT IF YOU WON

üRock smashes scissors,

üscissors cut paper

üpaper covers rock.

 The winner can demonstrate their victory by "acting out" their gesture (e.g., if you make scissors and the other person makes paper, you can close your fingers around their flat hand to mimic scissors cutting paper). If you both turn out to make the same gesture, it's a tie, and you have to try again.

4.Play two out of three (2/3).

This is optional, but most people prefer to play three rounds. Sometimes, the loser of the initial game will call for "two out of three", so that they can have another chance to win.