Do you still pass old games to kids?

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i remembered we used to have unique outdoor games when i was still a kid. we call it larong pinoy. i seldom see kids now playing our old games. As a young child growing up in the Philippines, I remember a lot of interaction with peers, friends, relatives, and just other people in general. And one of those ways of interacting, or form of socializing, was through games--and in particular, traditional Filipino games.We were active; we played in the sun with taguan or sipa. We played holen (jolens or marbles), jack stone (siklot, jacks), sungkit-goma (rubber bands), chato (siyato or shatong, stick flinging), and tumbang preso (tama tsinelas or presohan, basically targeting cans with slippers).now that i became a mom i make sure that i pass those games to my kids. Most kids today would rather stay at home watching TV or playing on their game consoles all day. However, experts believe that outdoor activities for children can actually be beneficial for them. Parents are therefore ask to encourage their kids to do some outdoor activities every now and then.