GamesSquirrel And Nut_10 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom._ All of the pupils b... Old Maid Game This game can be played by any number, either with a home-m... Hop Step And Jump This is a change from ordinary racing. The competitors, inst... Five Dots All children who like drawing like this game; but it is parti... Peanut Hunt And Scramble. Before the guests enter the room, hide peanuts in every con... Charley Over The Water Players stand in a circle, hands joined. One player is chosen... Two Rhyming Games Rhyming games require more taxing of brains than most player... Red Triangle Ring Toss [Illustration] A triangle is drawn upon a board and nails ... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Wool DemonsTo make a "Wool Demon," take a piece of cardboard as wide as you want
the demon to be tall, say three inches, and wind very evenly over it
wool of the color you want the demon to be. Scarlet wool is perhaps
best. Wind it about eighty times, and then remove carefully and tie a
piece round about half an inch from the top to make the neck. This
also secures the wool, the lower looped ends of which can now be cut.
When cut, gather up about twenty pieces each side for the arms, and,
holding them firmly, bind them round with other wool, and cut off
neatly at the proper length. Then tie more wool round to form the
body. The legs and tail are made in the same way as the arms, except
that wool is wound round the legs, beginning from the feet and working
upward, only to the knees, leaving a suggestion of knickerbockers.
Eyes and other features can be sewn on in silk.
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