Eye-to-eye crease

The children sit in a row or in a circle, with their palms clasped in front. One player (the one who pokes) places a ring (or other small object) between his folded palms and the other children's palms in turn. In the meantime, they all sing. The one who pokes leaves the object he has in his hand unnoticed between one of their hands. At this point, the player (bull, midwife) who was waiting outside during the poke is called in to find the ring. If he finds it, he switches roles with the one who pokes it, if not, a new finder is chosen. ; ; Eye-to-eye gyuró, ; Tick-tick gyuró, ; You have silver in the gold, ; It's ringing, it's growling, ; Come out midwife, ; The horse's leg is boiled, ; They put red boots on his feet. ; ; ; ;