to the children.

As a flower is mentioned, the child who has that name rises, turns
around, and sits down again. Anyone who fails to rise when his flower
is named must pay a forfeit. When the gardener says something about a
bouquet, all the children rise and exchange seats. Then the "gardener"
tries to get a seat, and if he succeeds, the person who has no seat
becomes the "gardener" and the game goes on as before.



MAKING SQUARES.


Make a square or rectangle of dots, as shown on page 26.

Provide the children with pencils. Each one makes a line joining two
dots but tries to prevent the others from making a square.

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