Category Archives: Girl games
thank you nancy for a promt…
thank you nancy for a promt response. . . we’ll be doing our best to master the art of chinese jumprope before school starts in sept. thanks again.
Anyone looking for rules…
Anyone looking for rules to Chinese Jump Rope could consult a book which gives all kinds of diagrams and all kinds of rules and variations. It’s called “Chinese Jump Rope” by Sheree S. Marty. The publisher is Sterling Publishing Company (New York); publication date was 1994. I found it at the library. By the way, thanks to Jacqui for remembering the name `Yogi’ and “trials… just in case I don’t make it…” — I had completely forgotten about that. The hours we spent playing that game. What a great memory.
My 6 yr old daughter has…
My 6 yr old daughter has recently learned string hand games; jacob’s ladder,cat’s whiskers etc… I believe these games are traditional played w/a chinese jumprope. I’ve searched on line and in local toy stores and have come up empty handed. Does anyone know where I may locate a chinese jumprope?
miss lucy had a baby named…
miss lucy had a baby named him tiny tim put him in the bathtub to see if he can swim he drunk up all the water ate up all the soap tried eat the bathtub wouldn’t fit down his throat so miss lucy called the doctor the doctor called the nurse the nurse called the lady with the allaigater purse purse purse out went the doctor out went the nurse in stayed the lady with the alligater purse purse purse down down baby down by the rollercoaster sweet sweet baby I’ll never let you go chimmy chimmy ccoc pop chimmy chimmy pow chimmy chimmy coco pop chimmy chimmy pow grandma grandma sick in bed call the doctor and the doctor said lets the rythem of the head ding dong(shake your haed side to side)lets the rythem of the head ding dong lets get the rythem of the hands(clap clap)lets lets get the rythem of the hands lets get the rythem of the feet(stomop stomp) lets get the rythem of the feet lets the rythem of the hooootdog(move your hips in a circle)lets get the rythem of the hotdog put them all together and what you get ding dong clap clap stomp stomp hotdog put them backwards and what you get hotdog stomp stomp clap clap ding dong.
does anyone remember: ___…
does anyone remember: ___ and____ sitting in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G (it was something like) first came love then came marrage then came the baby in the baby carrage (then I think there was another verse) then, thats not all, thats not all here comes the baby drinking al-co-hol. there was some more does anybody remember any more?
miss Suzy had a baby she…
miss Suzy had a baby she named him tiny tim she put him in the bath tub to see if he could swim he drank up all the water he ate up all the soap he tried to eat the bath tub but it wouldn’t fit down his throught miss suzy called the doctor, miss suzy called the nurse, miss suzy called the lady with the aligator purse. thats all i remember…
I was just looking for jump…
I was just looking for jump rope rhymes on the internet and found the Rich man , poor man one. It goes like this… Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, doctor, lawyer, Indian chief. Her shoes will be wood,leather,highheel,low heel,sandals, wooden. Her dress will be made of silk,satin, cotton, batten, rags. Her house will be Big house, little house, pigpan, barn. Her rings will be made of diamonds, rubies, emeralds, glass. How many children will she get? 1,2,3… By the way there are hundreds of trick to do with a jump rope. My daughter is on a jump rope team called the Indy Air Bears. They do shows and also compete against other jump rrope teams. They use single ropes and double dutch as well as long ropes. They have jumped at NBA games halftimes, festivals, and many more places. Their national competition in this weekend at Disney World. There will be teams there from all over the country. You would be amazed at what these kids can do with a jump rope…. it sure isn’t like we used to do on the playground!! If you want more information about jump rope or our team, email me at . We would love to share more with you
I’m not sure where the game…
I’m not sure where the game orginates but it was originally played with small smooth stones about pebbles sized and so was called Jack stones. i’ve seen children in Africa playing something like it. You can buy really nice heavy brass jacks from Hearthsong (www.hearthsong.com) The Mother Goose rhyme of Jack be nimble has nothing to do with the game; it’s a riddle and Jack is the flame. Hearthsong also has rules of the game including the fancies. Any one remember how the various fancies are played? I want to teach some to my daughters