GamesRailway WhistThis is a kind of "Roadside Whist," the rules for which will ... Contests Of Skill. Lewis and Clarke [Footnote: Vol. II, p. 140.] describe a ga... Log Cabin The tiny tots would enjoy building a log cabin of tooth-picks... Double Tag. The children stand in pairs, one behind the other, in the f... Love's Dispensary A cozy corner or a convenient part of the room may be convert... Hallow-e'en Hallow-e'en or Hallow-Even is the last night of October, be... Jolly St Nicholas One child is chosen to represent Jolly St. Nicholas or Santa ... Changing Seat II In this form of the game the players in the displaced row... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Bead-workAmong other occupations which are not in need of careful description,
but which ought to be mentioned, bead-work is important. It was once
more popular than it now is; but beads in many beautiful colors are
still made, and it is a pity that their advantages should be
neglected. Bead-work lasts longer and is cleaner and brighter than any
other form of embroidery. Perhaps the favorite use to which beads are
now put is in the making of napkin-rings. Bead-flowers are made by
threading beads on wire and bending them to the required shapes. Boxes
of materials are sold in toy-shops.
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