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Fan Away!
Nat Bradford
First, make your fans out of heavy paper. They
should be an oblong shape, pleated, and fastened
at one end with some string. Next, cut up some three
inch squares of tissue paper. Then each player
lines up at the starting line with his fan and his
, tissue square, on which he has written his name.
Make the finish line some distance from the starting
line. At the words, "Fan away!" all the players start
off, fanning their slips. Each tries to get his to
the finish line first.
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Back-to-School Scramble Rhyme
Bill Ross
This is a back-to-school puzzle song.
What do you think I took along?
Unscramble the mixed-up words and see
' ' The list of things that went with me.
A lurre, some toen obkos and slipnec, too.
In a bright red aesc with my new skboo.
A blue tin chunl oxb with two danshiwees inside;
Ookscie, kilm, and an elppa. And tied
In a bag on the back of my bike
Is a saeb labl to use at recess if we like.
LET'S MAKE A BEAN BAG
Bess A. Lee
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a ere is a pert and mischievous-looking little mouse, who is some-
-A times so easy (but often very hard) to catch. He doesn't mind
being caught by one ear or a whisker and is always ready to play.
First, cut a pattern out of paper for each part Cut two triangles that measure
five-and-one-half inches on all sides for the head, two circles two-and-one-half
inches in diameter for ears, two more circles about one-and-one-fourth inches
in diameter for eyes, and a triangular nose about one-and-one-half inches
long that will fit over the tip of the triangle. Pin the paper patterns onto the cloth
and cut Cut the two triangles out of gray flannel or felt or other heavy
gray cotton material. Cut the nose of black felt and the eyes of white; then cut
two small black circles for the pupils of the eyes. Sew these onto the eyes and then
stitch the eyes onto one of the triangles in the proper position. Place the nose at
the tip of the triangle and stitch down with black thread. Put this triangle on
top of the other one, right sides down, and sew them together around the edge,
leaving a small opening at the top through which to pour the beans, as in
Figure A. After the seams are sewn, spread them apart and flatten them out with
your fingernail, then turn the triangles right side out again. If felt is used, you can
whip the triangles together on the right side. Make two small tucks in each ear and
sew them onto the front of the head at the corners. Be sure to fasten them
securely. Fill the bag with navy beans and sew up the opening at the top of
the head. Then, with heavy black thread or yarn, make a small stitch at the
side of the face, pull the thread through the stitch and cut it off about one-and-one-half
inches from the face. Repeat several times on each side to form whiskers.
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Let's Draw a Collie
Ann Davldow
Lass, the collie, likes to nuzzli
With her long and pointed
muzzle.
Draw her mane and dainty
ears,
Her almond eyes like ladies'
tears.
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No dog than Lass is any faster
To her feet when comes the
master.
She wags her tail, a thrashing
plume.
Lass, the collie, fills the room