Four hundred games for school, home, and playground, (1923)
Acker, Ethel F · Dansville, N.Y., F.A. Owen Publishing Company · leaf 85
from the piles at their right side (first phrase), throw it over hooks high in front of themselves (second phrase), comb it down with their fingers, which are hooked to resemble combs (third phrase), and stand back in position (fourth phrase). This is repeated, after which the chorus is taken… … the same square which they formed in the third step; this represents the weaving loom, the fifth per¬ son being the weaver who runs through the loom as in the diagram. The chorus is taken again. The Shoemaker The position of the players is the same as for gym¬ nastics proper. The pupils are…
Games
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