Games for 4-H Clubs: Tag Games (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Wholesome exercise can come from every game. Active, vigorgus, and hard games should alternate with quiet thinking games, so that the boys and girls will not overexert and at the same time will get from the play both physical exertion and mental alertness. Almost any kind of game will teach fair play, and the best umpires are the club members themselves.

Games increase in value as one uses a method of teaching which will insure every member knowing how to play them. This can be done in two ways by teaching the games as they are played, instead of trying to tell all the rules at the beginning, and by using different persons to direct the games as they are taught. Many times leaders will find it helpful to have four or five new games as they visit different club or leader meetings. Play each one only a short time, so that the group will have a knowledge of several games and how to play them before they adjourn. Not to play, but to teach how and what to play might be said to be the object of this bit of work.

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