Question

how is the game of numbers hopscotch different from the normal hopscotch you play?

Answer 1

no it's very hard to find out about

Answer 2

HOPSCOTCH: (aka POTSIE): Normally it was a girl's game. It was the pick up the stone or marker variation. Tossing a rock or marker or any heavy object into a numbered box you would hop up the court turn and pick it up after making a round. A hopscotch court was drawn with chalk or painted permanently in the asphalt street. Each box was about 18 inches square numbered from one to eight or nine with a home box at the far end. Some were the straight box style; some were the straddle numbered type. The player tosses the marker into box one. It must land directly inside the box without bouncing out or touching the line. If the marker is in the wrong square, the player loses her turn. Side by side squares are straddled, singles squares are hopped on one foot. Each time through the course the player must pick up the marker or stone without missing a square, stepping on the line or losing her balance.
     The players must run the course for every number. The first player to complete one course for every numbered square is declared
the winner. I never played this game, I usually watched the girls hop around. I got to know the rules by just 
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