School Church And Home Games 8 9
School Church And Home Games 8 9
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] A rectangular board 2 inches broad and 3 inches long has holes boredinto it in the design herewith illustrated. Nails are stuck loosely inall of these holes, excepting the centre one. The puzzle is to jump allof the nails off the board so that only one nail is left, and that inthe centre-hole on the board. The nails are jumped off in the samemanner that men are jumped in the game of checkers. Jumping is allowedeither forward, b...ackward, or sideward, but not diagonally.
Spinning for 20 A wooden top is made by sawing off the end of a large spool andsticking a match or small stick through the hole in the centre. Fourconcentric circles are drawn upon a sheet of paper which should beabout twelve inches square. Inside of the smallest circle, which shouldhave a diameter of 2 inches, the number 20 is placed. The next circleoutside of this one, having a diameter 2 inches greater, should benumbered 15, the next circle numbered 10, and the next 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] A rectangular board 2 inches broad and 3 inches long has holes boredinto it in the design herewith illustrated. Nails are stuck loosely inall of these holes, excepting the centre one. The puzzle is to jump allof the nails off the board so that only one nail is left, and that inthe centre-hole on the board. The nails are jumped off in the samemanner that men are jumped in the game of checkers. Jumping is allowedeither forward, b...ackward, or sideward, but not diagonally.
Spinning for 20 A wooden top is made by sawing off the end of a large spool andsticking a match or small stick through the hole in the centre. Fourconcentric circles are drawn upon a sheet of paper which should beabout twelve inches square. Inside of the smallest circle, which shouldhave a diameter of 2 inches, the number 20 is placed. The next circleoutside of this one, having a diameter 2 inches greater, should benumbered 15, the next circle numbered 10, and the next 5.
What to read after School Church And Home Games 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George O Draper to read onlineMoreLess
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