Games

Baker's Dozen.
This game is just for two and is similar to Tit-tat-to. Mak...

Spin Around Relay
One member of each team takes a position on the distance line...

He Can Do Little Who Can't Do This
One of the players takes a stick in his left hand and thumps ...

Bear In The Pit
_10 to 30 players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ A bear p...

Japanese Tag
The players are scattered within a limited playing area. This...

Scrapbooks For Hospitals
Children that are ill are often too weak to hold up a large b...

Standing High Jump
Doughnuts are suspended by means of a string, so that one han...

Pruning
Little gardeners ought to know something of pruning trees....

Composite Stories

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: WRITING GAMES





Another folding-over and passing-on game is "Composite Stories." Paper
is passed round, and for five minutes each player writes the opening
of a story with a title prefixed. The papers are passed on, and each
player reads through as much of the story as has been written and for
five minutes adds to it. And so on, until each player has written once
on each paper. The papers are then passed on once more, with the
result that each paper will be found to be lying before the player who
began it. The next and last five minutes are then spent by each person
in reading through the story and bringing it to an end, sometimes a
difficult enough task. If six persons are playing and allowances of
five minutes have been given, there will be at the end of thirty-five
minutes six complete stories to read aloud.

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