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Hop-scotch
This is a silly game. It is calculated to wear out the shoes....

Cracker Relay
Six players to a team. The players on each team sit in a row....

Grammar Race
The pupils of each aisle constitute a team. A piece of chalk ...

Tip-cat
For this game a piece of wood must be procured about six inch...

Black Tom
_10 to 30 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ ...

Rabbit.
The leader, who knows the game, asks each one in turn: "Do ...

The Forbidden Letter
The idea of this game is to try how many sentences can be spo...

Candle And Plate Race
The teams are arranged on opposite sides of a table. The two ...

Flower-shows

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





Where several children have gardens in the same big garden, or the
same neighborhood, a flower-show is very interesting to hold now and
then. To do this it is needful first to find some one willing to act
as judge, and--if agreeable--to give several small prizes in addition
to certificates of merit. The different things for which prizes are
offered will depend, of course, upon what the competitors can grow.
There might be prizes for different flowers, for collections of
flowers, and for lettuces or radishes, if there are enough competitors
who grow such things. But the most important prize would go perhaps to
the owner of the best-kept garden. Another for the best arrangement of
bunches of flowers, garden and wild, might lead to some very pretty
bouquets.




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