Games

Naming Chestnuts
Roast three chestnuts before the fire, one of which is named ...

Invitation To Drive
The house and garden described in Game No. 16, p. 32, will do...

Hunt The Slipper
The players sit in a circle on the floor, with their knees a ...

Cyniver
Each girl and boy seeks an even-leaved sprig of ash; first of...

Crossing The Brook
_5 to 60 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium; schoo...

A Day In The Woods
Stretching--Reach up high. Take your coat and hat. ...

Statues
This game is similar to the game "Steps," above described, ex...

Human Targets
An old flour or salt bag stuffed with straw or cloth may be u...

Kaleidoscope

Source: Games For The Playground, Home, School And Gymnasium
Category: MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVE GAMES





(Flower Garden)


_5 to 30 or more players._

_Schoolroom; parlor; playground._

This is a quiet game, and makes a pleasant and restful change from
more active games. It may be correlated with geography, history,
literature, and many other subjects.

The players are all seated, with the exception of from four to six,
who stand in a line in front of their fellows, each being given, or
choosing, the name of a color
red, violet, green, etc. The players
who are seated then close their eyes, and those who represent colors
change places in the line. When they are rearranged, those who are
seated open their eyes, and being called upon individually, try to
name the colors in their new arrangement, the game being a test of
memory.

IN THE SCHOOLROOM, and for little children, to give more activity the
colors should scatter and run around the room after being named,
halting on a signal. The player who is to name them then runs around
the room to the different ones as they stand scattered in this way,
naming each as he reaches him.

CORRELATION
This game may be correlated with any academic
subject in which familiarity with proper names is desired; as
in

History
By using the names of generals or statesmen from a
given period instead of the colors.

Geography
The names of capital cities, states, rivers, etc.

Literature
The names of the works of a given author; of the
authors of a period, or of the characters in a book or play.

Nature study
The names of birds, trees, flowers, or any other
branch of nature study may be used.

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