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Riddles
1. What belongs to you that your friends, with
out buying, borrowing, or stealing, use more than
you do?
2. Take two letters from a five-letter word and
have one left.
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Buck Up With Buckets! By Matthew Lane
Heres a good outdoor game to play after you
choose two teams. Four buckets are all you need.
Two opposing players race to a goal and back
again. But it isn't easy, for each foot is in a bucket,
and the players must hold onto the bucket handles.
As one player reaches home base, the next one on
his team jumps into the buckets and starts Jus
race. The team finishing first wins.
Find the Lost Shoe
By Evelyn Pickering
Some careless children have lost
their shoes. Look at the words care
fully in the sentences below and you
will find the kind of shoes they have
lost. For example: Sand always flows
slowly in an hourglass. The answer
to this is sandal.
1. Johnny shouted, "Boo!" to his
baby sister.
2. The clumsy ox forded the stream
slowly.
3. Slip Percy this small package.
i. Please don't sneak Ernest past
the doorkeeper.
5. Philip umpired the game fairly.
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Cross-Out Quiz
By Elizabeth Searle Lamb
Around the world are many fa
mous and familiar geographical fea
tures mountains, rivers, seas, etc.
In each group below, cross out the
name that does not belong.
1. Peru, Brazil, Missouri, Venezu
ela, Chile.
2. Amazon, Hudson, Tigris, Mis
sissippi, Mt. Everest.
3. Kansas, New York, California,
Canada, Idaho.
1-. Panama, Andes, Rockies, Cats
kills, Ozarks.
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Let's Draw a Telephone
By Ann Dauidoio
Let's draw a little telephone,
A phone that is your very own.
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Now dial a number that you know
So you can tell a friend, "Hello."
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Family Weekly, March 28, 1961
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