GamesDough TestTake water and meal and make dough. Write on slips of paper n... Number Relay The pupils of each aisle constitute a team. They are numbered... Laying The early period of spring, and after a cessation at the end ... Ponds And Sailing Boats Near the farm is certain to be either a pond or a stream. If ... The Rope Ladder The climber must keep the body stretched out, and upright, so... Races ESKIMO RACE ON ALL FOURS The performers stand with hands and... Fox And Geese One player is chosen to be fox, another to be gander. The rem... Ball Stand (Burley Whush) _5 to 20 players._ _Out of doors; gymn... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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General Remarks On FurnishingIn another place in this book (pp. 228-233) will be found instructions
for making furniture for very small and simple dolls' houses; but for
a good dolls' house with several good-sized rooms you would probably
prefer, for the most part, to use bought things. Square tables are of
course easy to make (a cardboard-box lid on four legs is practically
the whole thing), and there are other articles which, if you see your
way to devise, are better made at home, instructions for which will be
found as you read on; but chairs and round tables and so forth are
perhaps most satisfactory when they come from the toy-shop. Both in
buying furniture and in making it, it is necessary always to remember
the size of the rooms and of the dolls, and the size of whatever
furniture you may already have, so as to keep everything in
proportion.
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