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To play Koya, participants need spears and wheels cut from a banana trunk. The game involves two children standing about 20 paces apart at the ends of a rectangle. Other children with spears line up on one side of the rectangle. The two children at the ends roll the wheel to each other, and those with spears attempt to hit the rolling wheel with their spears. The child who successfully hits the wheel the most times is declared the winner. The document also includes a 'Check Your Understanding' section with multiple-choice questions to assess comprehension of the game's origins, rules, and equipment.","How to play Koya  \nSchool Journal Bridge 8, 2009-V1.1  \nEnglish How To  \nThis game comes from Gobe Village in The Tufi area of Oro. It is played by children aged 5-15.  \nUsually girls and boys play it separately.  \n1  \nYou Need:  \n-Spears  \n-Wheels cut from a banana trunk.  \n2  \nHow to Play:  \n1. Two children stand about 20 paces apart, at the ends of a rectangle.  \n2. Children with spears stand in aline on one side to the rectangle.  \n3  \n3. The two children at the ends roll the wheel to each other.  \n4. The children with the spears try to shoot the rolling wheel.  \n5. 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