Ababio is a traditional Ghanaian game often played by children. It involves a small, round object, typically made of wood or stone, which players throw and aim to hit a target. The game encourages physical activity, coordination, and social interaction among participants. The rules of Ababio can vary by region, but generally, players take turns throwing the object from a designated distance. Scoring is based on how close the object lands to the target. This game is similar to other traditional games like marbles and skipping stones, highlighting the importance of play in Ghanaian culture.