Oralu kallu

Ok kiddo, so Oralukallu is a type of traditional game that is played in some parts of India, especially in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh. It is usually played by girls who are about your age or a little older.

To play Oralukallu, first, you need to draw a pattern or design on the ground using rice flour. It can be any design you like, such as a square or a circle or something more complicated.

Next, you need to find some small stones or pebbles. Then you use these stones to play the game. You hold one stone in your hand, and you have to toss it in the air and catch it back. While the stone is in the air, you pick another stone from the ground and catch the first stone with the same hand before it hits the ground.

After that, you pick up another stone and repeat the process until you've picked up all the stones from the ground. But the tricky part is that you have to follow a set of rules while picking up the stones.

For example, if you pick up the wrong stone by mistake or miss catching the stone in the air or drop any of the stones, you lose your turn.

The game continues until someone completes all the levels, and the player with the highest number of stones picked up becomes the winner.

So that's pretty much all you need to know about Oralukallu. It's a fun and challenging game that helps improve hand-eye coordination and concentration.