I dunno why you need the dimensions, the ‘board’ is usually drawn as shakey boxes by kids… They layout is pretty simple: (Just add a box around each number. ignore the —‘s, it made me do that.) —-1 —2 3 —-4 —5 6 —-7 —8 9 (SKY BLUE)
Any one rember this one: Ronald McDonald vista Ronald McDonald vista A shimmy shimmy watta watta vista i got a boyfriend vista he so cut as a vista icecream soda cherry on the top icecream soda cherry on the top down down baby down by the water fall simmy shimmy baby i never let you go shimmy shimmy coco pop shimmy coco pow shimmy shimmy coco pop shimmy coco POW on the last pow you hit them in the stomach by
Hi my name is wendy i am only 11 years old now and me and my aunt judy play hopscotch games all the time and all i want is to know if you guys can put pictures of the hopscotch in the website please and thank you.
The popeye the sailor man rhyme popular when I was in kindergarten (1975): I’m Popeye the sailor man, I live in a garbage can, I eat all the worms, And I spit out the germs, I’m Popeye the sailor man. – Michael Jackman P.O. Box 3663 Grand Central Stn. New York, NY 10163-3663
Anyone else put on “plays”? I was friends with this one girl and her 2 little sisters (still friends, actually they now live right across the street from me), and I used to go to their house almost every day, and we’d make up “plays”- it was a pretending game. We were obsessed with supernatural stuff like ghosts, so mostly they were about that. We started one play about ghosts, and it ended up with the same story running for a long long time (months), every day we’d either pick it up where we left off or re-do one part from a previous day. It turned into a pretty cool story about a mean mother whose kids meet a pair of ghosts, and we wrote it out and make it into a real play, then acted it out with scripts a few times. I still have the script… I think I was about 11 when we wrote that.
They’re also called Cootie Catchers in the US. There’s a book out by the Koosh people called The Cootie Catcher book. I bought one. They have directions on making your own, and ones that are printed that you just pull out and fold up. I have to say the home made ones are still more fun than the printed ones from the book… There was a funny episode of “Arthur” (the kid’s show) about a Cootie Catcher…