GamesThe Four SaucersPlace four saucers on table in line. Into first put dirt; int... Old Soldier. One child, who represents the old soldier, goes around to e... Look Out For The Bear All of the players hide their eyes, except one, who is the Be... Canoe Tilting This is a revival of the ancient game of tilting as described... The Dancing Pea A pea can be made to dance on a column of air as you sometime... The Little Dutch Band The players sit or stand around the room in a circle. The lea... Zig Zag Relay Players form in columns of files. Place four bean bags fou... The Laughing Game Players form a circle. The first player starts with the word ... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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ProverbsOne or two players go out. The others sit in line and choose a proverb
having as many words as there are players. Thus, if there were eight
players, "They love too much who die for love" would do; or if more
than eight, two short proverbs might be chosen. Each player having
made certain what his word is, the others are called in. It is their
duty to find out what proverb has been fixed upon, and the means of
doing so is to ask each player in turn a question on any subject
whatever, the answer to which must contain that player's word in the
proverb. If the first round of questions does not reveal the proverb,
they go round again and again.
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