In this game one of the players enters the room, armed with a poker, with which he taps on the floor.
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RED-CAP AND BLACK-CAP GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
The players sit round in a circle, each taking a colour. Thus one is red-cap, another black-cap, and so on. One of them, who takes the place of master, and has no colour, taking up a cap says:
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Indoor Games for Kids – CONCERT GAME
A noisier game than this could scarcely be desired by the most boisterous of our young friends.
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SHADOW BUFF GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
Shadow Buff differs very materially from Blind Man’s Buff, but it is equally amusing. A large piece of white linen should be fastened neatly up at one end of room, so that it hangs quite smooth;
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Indoor Games for Kids – CONSEQUENCES GAME
The first player writes an adjective on the upper part of a slip of paper, and then folds the slip so that the written word cannot be seen by the next player,
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SLATE GAMES – Indoor Games for Kids
Birds, Beasts, and Fishes.—“Now, Tom,” said Harry, “get your slate and pencil, and I’ll show you such a jolly game.
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CROSS QUESTIONS AND CROOKED ANSWERS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
This game will be best described by a short dialogue.
Harry.—I am going to put a question in a whisper to Tom, who is seated on my right hand, to which he will reply in the same tone.
TRADES GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
Every player, except one who holds the office of reader, selects a trade or profession, which he must retain throughout the game.
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DUMB MOTIONS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
The players form sides, and decide who shall be masters and who men. The principal aim of the men is to keep working as long as possible, and to prevent the masters taking their places.
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TRUSSED FOWLS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
Two boys having seated themselves on the floor, are trussed by their playmates; that is to say, each boy has his wrists tied together with a handkerchief, and his legs secured just above the ancles with another;
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FAMILY COACH GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
The chief player in this amusing game must possess the faculty of inventing a long story, as well as a tolerably good memory.
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THE TWO HATS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
This game, although only two persons are engaged in it at a time, furnishes much amusement, from the contradictory nature of its words and actions.
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THE FOUR ELEMENTS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
The party being seated in a circle, the player who has been chosen to commence the game takes a knotted handkerchief, and throws it suddenly into another’s lap, calling out at the same time either “Earth!” “Water!” “Air!” or “Fire!”
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WHAT IS MY THOUGHT LIKE? – Indoor Games for Kids
The leader of the game commences it by asking each of his companions in turn, “What is my thought like?”
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HAND GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
The game of Hand is of great antiquity, and is common to almost every nation, whether savage or civilized.
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Drawing games for kids on paper – HEAD, BODY AND LEGS GAME
One player takes an oblong piece of paper, and having divided it into three equal parts by folding, he sketches a comic head, either with pen or pencil, in the upper space;
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HOT BOILED BEANS GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
In this game, one of the players is sent out of the room, while the others hide a handkerchief or any small article that can be easily secreted.
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Indoor Games for Kids – SCHIMMEL
To play this amusing game, which is of German origin, it is necessary to be furnished with five cards, on which are painted the figures of a white horse, an inn, a bell, a hammer, and a bell and hammer;
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HOT COCKLES GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
One player with his eyes bandaged lays his head on a chair, or in another player’s lap, while the others strike him on his back with their open hands.
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HOW? WHERE? AND WHEN? GAME – Indoor Games for Kids
One of the players is sent out of the room, while the others fix upon a subject, which may be anything to which the three questions, “How do you like it?” “Where do you like it?” and “When do you like it?” will apply.
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