GamesModelling.Provide each player with a card and a toothpick, also a pie... Rally Round The Flag The children take hold of hands and form a circle, except one... Washstands Take the inside of another match-box and stand it up on one o... Food Seed-eating birds do best if they are fed on canary seed and ... Song Contest Song contestants are supplied with pencil and paper. Standing... Baths All birds should have a bath given them. They like best a sha... Lover's Test A maid and youth each places a chestnut to roast on fire, sid... Measuring Game Before playing this game, the children should be well accusto... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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FireplacesFireplaces, which can be bought or made at home, should be put in
next. To make one yourself, take a strong cardboard-box lid about four
inches long and two wide (though the size must depend on the size of
the room). Very neatly cut off a quarter of it. This smaller part,
covered with gold or silver paper, will make the fender. Then cut off
both sides of the remaining piece, leaving the strip at the top to
form the mantelpiece. Glue the back of the cover to the wall, hang
little curtains from the shelf, put some ornaments on it, arrange the
fender in front, and the fireplace is complete. A grate can be
imitated in cardboard painted black and red.
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