Games

Quaker Meeting.
All the guests sit in a circle and the leader begins by say...

Game Of Goose
A good sized level field should be used for this game. Two ga...

Red Rover
"Red Rover" is also similar to "Black Man," except that inst...

Marbles
There is a large variety of games with marbles and the expres...

To Try One's Luck
In a dish of mashed potatoes place a ring, a dime, and a thim...

Mirror And Apple
Stand in front of mirror in dimly lighted room and eat an app...

Bookshelves And Books
The simplest bookshelves are those that hang from a nail on t...

Oyster Shell
_10 to 100 players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ Two par...

Paper Boxes

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: INDOOR OCCUPATIONS AND THINGS TO MAKE





Take an exactly square piece of paper (cream-laid note-paper is best
in texture), and fold it across to each corner and press down the
folds. Unfold it and then fold each corner exactly into the middle,
and press down and unfold again. The lines of fold on the paper will
now be seen to run from corner to corner, crossing in the middle, and
also forming a square pattern. The next thing is to fold over each
corner exactly to the line of this square on the opposite half of the
paper. When this is done, and the paper is again straightened out, the
lines of fold will be as in Fig. 1. Cut out the triangles marked X in
Fig. 1, and the paper will be as in Fig. 2. Then cut along all the
dotted lines in Fig. 2, and stand the opposite corners up to form the
sides and lid of the box: first A and B, which are fastened by folding
back the little flaps at the tip of A, slipping through the slit at
the tip of B, and then unfolding them again; and then C and D, which
are secured in the same way.

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