Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
'mother' enters and sits down; presently the children come trooping in from school and gather round her. She asks what they have been doing at school, each one tells her something about its work or play, and then one child asks, 'May we have tea, mother, please?' 'Yes,' says t...
pretend to have a baker's shop (see 'Shopping Game,' No. 6), one child keeps the shop, and the rest come to buy. One asks for a loaf, another for rolls, a third buys a _tea-cake...
1. ACT I.--The teacher is to be the 'mother' and the rest are children. The'mother' enters and sits down; presently the children come trooping in from school and gather round her. She asks what they have been doing at school, each one tells her somethi...
2. ACT II.--The tea-table is prepared (see Game No. 1, which is similar)and the children sit down to tea. (The 'guessing' children should be told to listen carefully to what is said during tea.) One child asks for the _cake_ to be passed, another fo...