Games

Jenkins Up!
Divide the company into two sides. One division sits around...

Military Euchre
A most enjoyable afternoon or evening may be furnished ones f...

Station Observation
A variety of "Observation" (see page 104) can be played on jo...

French And English
French and English is another good game. A rope being provide...

The Ballad Game
Another home-made game is described by E. H. thus:--"The game...

Stagarino
"Stagarino" is similar to "Black Man," except that all the p...

Hatching Chickens
The eggs given to the hen to hatch must be perfectly fresh; t...

Pitch Basket.
Select a number of small fruit baskets, all the same size, ...

Bookshelves And Books

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: DOLLS' HOUSES





The simplest bookshelves are those that hang from a nail on the wall.
They are made by cutting two or three strips of cardboard of the size
of the shelves and boring holes at the corners of each. These are then
threaded one by one on four lengths of silk or fine string, knots
being tied to keep the shelves the right distance apart. Care has to
be taken to get the knots exactly even, or the shelf will be crooked.

Books can be made by sewing together a number of tiny sheets of paper,
with a colored cover and a real or invented title. Sometimes these
books contain real stories.

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