GamesDescriptive AdjectivesAn historical personage is selected, such as Columbus, George... The Prince Of Wales. Any number can play this game. The players stand in a line ... Seeing And Remembering Fifteen or twenty articles are placed upon a table under a sh... Blowing Eggs For blowing eggs a brass or glass blow-pipe is the proper thi... Boat Race Two players constitute a team in this race. One of the player... Fox And Squirrel _20 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom._ The players sit in ... Spearing Peanuts A number of peanuts are placed in the centre of the table. Ea... Got Left The players stand in couples behind each other. One player is... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Paper MatsTake a square piece of thin paper (Fig. 1), white or colored. Fold it
in half (Fig. 2), and then again in half (Fig. 3), and then again from
the centre to the outside corner, when it will be shaped as in Fig. 4.
If you want a round mat, cut it as marked by the dotted line in Fig.
4; if square, leave it as it is. Remember that when you cut folded
paper the cuts are repeated in the whole piece as many times as there
are folds in the paper. The purpose of folding is to make the cuts
symmetrical. Bearing this in mind cut Fig. 4 as much as you like, as
suggested by Fig. 5. Perhaps it would be well to practice first of all
on a rough piece. The more delicate the cuts the prettier will be the
completed mat.
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