Weme

Each player gathers a small handful of seed pods or smooth pebbles to use as their juggling pieces.

A player begins by tossing one piece into the air and catching it, then adds a second piece to keep two moving at once.

The player continues adding pieces one at a time, tossing and catching them in a steady rhythm while singing or chanting along with the throws.

If a player drops a piece or loses the rhythm of the chant, their turn ends and the pieces pass to the next player.

Players compare how many pieces they can keep aloft at once, with more experienced players managing four or five pieces smoothly.

Rounds continue with players trying to beat their own or others' best count, often accompanied by traditional songs tied to the counting.