What game was it to draw squares on the ground when I was a child?

The game of drawing squares on the ground when I was a child was a checkers game. The board game is that the player puts a bracelet first, and sometimes replaces it with other objects of similar size. Throw it in the first box and pick it up. After that, the player throws the bracelet into the second and third squares, and then jumps into the first square with one foot.

Rules of board games

Then go to the box in front of the bracelet and pick up the bracelet. The fourth and fifth squares and the seventh and eighth squares are a pair of wings side by side. When the player picks up the bracelet thrown into the sixth or ninth square, he can stand on his feet in two squares. When the head of the ninth square is picked up, the player is already behind the seventh and eighth squares.

Jump up, turn your back to your nose, and then reach behind your back to touch the bracelet. Players make a mistake in the above emotional order, throw out of bounds, lose balance, count as losing, go to the next player, lose, go to the next one, and when they return to the first one, start over from where they missed last time.