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Games and exercises for mental defectives (1916)

Wrightson, Hilda Alice · Cambridge, Mass., Caustic-Claflin co. · leaf 89

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those falling to the ground withblue side up cause the blues to win; the majority falling withred side up cause reds to win. Throwing the circles into the air one at a time holds thechildrens interest more readily, and is less likely to causeconfusion in their minds than throwing all together.… … If a shallow box or basket cannot be procured, a chalkcircle will answer the purpose. Lines in position, with leaders on starting lines. Give each player a bean bag, those on one side havingred bean bags, those on the other side blue. At a given signal the leader of each side should run anddrop his…

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