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Ice Skating Due to a large number of canals and waterways in the Netherlands, children learn from an early age to ice skate.

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They spend this time dining, spending time with friends, enjoying the arts and theater, and of course.games.

Games of the Netherlands Board and party games are enjoyed in the Netherlands as they are in other nations.

Some common party games for children appear in the United States and may be familiar.

Literally Whats in your hand the game is played traditionally with buttons, but any 10 small items will do.

Player 1 puts his chosen number of items in his hand and holds it out.

If Player 2 guesses right, she gets all of the items in Player 1s hand.

If Player 2 guesses incorrectly, she must give up the difference between her hand and Player 1s and her guess.

For example: Player 1: 6 items Player 2 guess: 4 items Player 2s hand: 8 items 8-62 4-22 This rule remains in force regardless of which player holds more items.

If you followed all that, how about Dutch shuffleboard Sjoelen Sjoelen (Dutch shuffleboard) involves three rounds.

During each round, 30 wooden discs are slid along a table measuring 2 meters long.

The goal is to get the discs through 4 arches numbered 2-3-4-1 on the opposite end.

For each set of 4 discs in a single compartment, a player receives 20 points.

There are World Championships for Sjoelen, and theyre held every two years.

The last round was held in France in May 2017, and a Dutch team took home the honors.

The next round (for those of you who now hold a burning passion for Sjoelen ) will take place in 2019 in the Netherlands.

For those of you looking to get outdoors, no worries-the Netherlands is known for its outdoor activities as well.

Sports in the Netherlands As of 2003, 69 of the population reported that they spent time playing sports, specifically.

Therefore, Netherlands has several options for those looking to play games outside.

As of 2007, it was reported that the Dutch spend an average of 2.6 hours a week participating in physical activity andor sports.

Football The most popular sport in the Netherlands is the worldwide (except in the USA, apparently) obsession known as football, or soccer to any Americans reading this.

Both genders embrace football, and as of July 2016, the Royal Netherlands Football Association had over one million members of both genders and all ages.

Football is as popular to watch in the Netherlands as it is to play.

The Netherlands regularly fields strong teams to the World Cup competitions every four years.

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