GamesHunt The Fox_20 to 60 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ ... Bits Of Advice. Each person is given a slip of paper and pencil. The leade... Game Of Goose A good sized level field should be used for this game. Two ga... Walking Race See clock games above. At the signal to go, the number 6 m... Hoop Race A wooden hoop is placed on the distance line opposite each te... Puzzles If you have a fret saw, and can use it cleverly, you can make... Hop-scotch This is a silly game. It is calculated to wear out the shoes.... Pop-corn The corn has to be "popped" over a clear fire in a little iro... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Drawing TricksSix drawing tricks are illustrated on this page. One (1) is the
picture of a soldier and a dog leaving a room, drawn with three
strokes of the pencil. Another (3) is a sailor, drawn with two
squares, two circles, and two triangles. Another (5), Henry VIII,
drawn with a square and nine straight lines. Another (6), invented for
this book, an Esquimaux waiting to harpoon a seal, drawn with eleven
circles and a straight line. The remaining figures are a cheerful pig
and a despondent pig (4), and a cat (2), drawn with the utmost
possible simplicity.
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