Games

Schoolroom Tag
_10 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom._ A circle about thre...

The Dreamer
If a maid wishes to know whom she is to marry, if a man of we...

Circle Stride Ball
A football or basketball is necessary to the game. All but...

Wolf And Sheep
One child is the 'wolf' and stands on one side of the playgro...

The Menagerie
To each member of the company is given the name of a bird or ...

Buz
This is a counting game in which, whenever the number 7 comes...

Johnny Ride A Pony
_10 to 60 players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ This is ...

Changing Seat
II In this form of the game the players in the displaced row...

Ponds And Sailing Boats

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: IN THE COUNTRY





Near the farm is certain to be either a pond or a stream. If it is a
clean and high pond, not in a hollow surrounded by trees, it will be
good to sail boats on. Sailing boats on inland water is much better
than on the sea, because, with a pond, directly the boat is fairly
started on its voyage you can run round the other side and meet it.
Even with a very poor pond it is still possible to have a very good
time. In buying or making a boat, be sure that the lead along the keel
is heavy enough. So little do toy-shop people think of these things
that they very often put no lead at all on their boats, and more often
than not put too little. Once a boat is properly weighted in this way
you are certain to have fun in sailing her, but otherwise it will be
useless to try. In boat-sailing it is well to have a long stick with a
hook at the end with which to draw the ship to land. For suggestions
as to making a useful and simple sailing-boat see p. 295.

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