Stick-and-pea plays; pastimes for the children's year (1899)
Pratt, Charles Stuart, 1854-1921 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 60
eof a pea; and if you take one of the hardripe peas and plant it, it will live that lifeover again, as peas have been doing for 52 PLAYS FOR JULY. 53 ages — first the root-sprout, then the top-sprout, then the pea-plant, with its blos-soms, pods, and peas. So, from seed to seed, grow all plants.… … THE TENT. This is the way to build the tent. Puttogether four sticks and four peas as youdid for the oblong box-bottom. Beforejoining the sides and ends, slip a pea to 54 STICK-AND-PEA PLAYS. the middle of one of the end-sticks. Next,take four sticks, a little longer than theend-sticks of the…
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