Games

Hallow-e'en Souvenir Game
Suspend apples by means of strings in doorway or from ceiling...

Food And Exercise
Bran, grain, and vegetables--such as peas, parsley, carrots, ...

Hunt The Sheep
Two captains are chosen and the players divided into equal si...

Spin The Platter
All of the players in the room are given a number. A tin plat...

Apple Seeds Forehead
Name two wet apple seeds and stick them on forehead. First s...

Easter
Easter Day should be a peaceful, happy day of rejoicing, th...

Planting A Garden
_5 to 30 or more players._ _House party._ Each player...

Oranges And Lemons Or London Bridge Is Falling Down
This pleasant old game begins by two of the older or taller ...

Christmas Trees

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: INDOOR OCCUPATIONS AND THINGS TO MAKE





In hanging things on the Christmas tree you have to be careful that
nothing is placed immediately over a candle, nor should a branch of
the tree itself be near enough to a candle to catch fire. After all
the things are taken off the tree there is no harm in its burning a
little, because the smell of a burning Christmas tree is one of the
best smells there is. To put presents of any value on the tree is
perhaps a mistake, partly because they run a chance of being injured
by fire or grease, and partly because they are heavy. The best things
of all are candles, as many as possible, and silver balls which
reflect. On the top there should, of course, be either a Father
Christmas, or a Christ child, as the Germans, who understand Christmas
trees even better than we do, always have. For lighting the candles a
long taper is useful, and for putting them out, an extinguisher tied
to a stick.

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