GamesIntroductoryIntroductory Note.--Games of the "subjective" class, designat... Confusions. The players are provided with pencil and paper. Each player... Laws Of The Game Of Double Wicket "Law, is law," said Evergreen; "laws must be rigidly obeyed, ... All Up Relay _10 to 60 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium; scho... Beanbag Contest. Prepare an even number of bean bags of moderate size, half... I Say Stoop One person is chosen leader, taking his place before the clas... The Museum The guests are invited to inspect your collection of curios a... Charades Preliminary.--Everyone knows how fond children are of represe... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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The Love-birdsThe love-birds feed almost entirely on millet or canary seed, and they
like a sod of grass in their cage. They are bright little birds, but
are naturally very wild and need much petting if you wish to tame
them. Once tamed, however, they are very confiding and amusing.
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