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1. The first game most of us learn is peek-a-boo. What action is shown to a baby that hopefully makes them giggle?
2. Itsy bitsy spider is a game toddlers love! Where does the spider climb?
3. I'm a little teapot has young children use their arms as handles and spouts.
When the tea gets "all steamed up" the children lean over and "pour" it out, but how big is the tea pot?
4. In the game monkey in the middle, what is needed besides a ball and two players to toss the ball back and forth?
5. A great school recess game is red rover. Two teams are formed in lines facing one another. Children hold hands tightly while the captain of one team calls, "Red rover, red rover, let (insert name of a child from the opposite team) come over." What is that child supposed to do?
6. During the outdoor game of red light, green light, the player who was "it" (the traffic light) would turn their back to the others lined up and call out either, "red light" or "green light". What would the other kids do?
7. This game can be played indoors or out; two players and string are all that's needed. One person starts the game by wrapping the string around their fingers and holding it taut so the other player can reach into the design, and either pinch two X's in the strings, or pick up two parallel strings with their pinkie fingers and create a new design on their own hands. What is this not-so-furry game called?
8. A fun outdoor game I rarely hear about today is called "colored eggs". One person is the wolf who wants to catch a certain color of egg. Players (the eggs) line up and decide their colors. When the wolf catches his choice of colored egg, what happens?
9. Children and adults spent hours playing card games when I was younger. Which of these kids' games left the player who had one card left, a silly-looking, lonely crone, as the loser?
10. Pick the name of the game that needs three players and a long looped piece of wide elastic that gets stretched around the player's ankles. Hint: The history of this game goes back to the 7th century.
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Blukitty
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