Recreation for Blind Children
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If " it " catches him the player is " it " for the next game.
STOOP TAG One player is "it," and he chases the others, trying to tag one of them. A player may escape being tagged by stooping, but may not escape in this way more than three times. After the third time of stooping the player may resort only to running to escape being tagged. Any player tagged becomes " it." If a large number play there should be several taggers.
HERE WE COME (TRADES) The players divide into two groups, and each gro...up has a goal.
The goals are about 20 feet apart. One group chooses a trade, and these players approach the goal of the other group. When they come to a point about 3 feet from the opposing goal the leader says, " Here we come." The leader of the opposite side reiDlies, 42 RECEEATION FOR BLIND CHILDEEN "Where from?" "California." "What's your trade?" "Lemon- ade." " Show us some." The players then act and talk as though carrying on the trade they have selected. The other group tries to guess what the trade is and the leader calls out the name of it, such as " Tailor " or " Carpen- ter." If the guess is correct the acting players turn and run for their goal ancl the guessing players pursue them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If " it " catches him the player is " it " for the next game.
STOOP TAG One player is "it," and he chases the others, trying to tag one of them. A player may escape being tagged by stooping, but may not escape in this way more than three times. After the third time of stooping the player may resort only to running to escape being tagged. Any player tagged becomes " it." If a large number play there should be several taggers.
HERE WE COME (TRADES) The players divide into two groups, and each gro...up has a goal.
The goals are about 20 feet apart. One group chooses a trade, and these players approach the goal of the other group. When they come to a point about 3 feet from the opposing goal the leader says, " Here we come." The leader of the opposite side reiDlies, 42 RECEEATION FOR BLIND CHILDEEN "Where from?" "California." "What's your trade?" "Lemon- ade." " Show us some." The players then act and talk as though carrying on the trade they have selected. The other group tries to guess what the trade is and the leader calls out the name of it, such as " Tailor " or " Carpen- ter." If the guess is correct the acting players turn and run for their goal ancl the guessing players pursue them.
What to read after Recreation for Blind Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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