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Games for Everybody by May C. Hofmann
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not know who has it.

Then she stands in the middle of the circle and says: "Button, button,
who has the button?" All the children guess who has it, the one
calling out the correct name first is out and it is his turn to go
around with the button.



STATUES.


Arrange all the children except one on chairs or a bench. This one is
the leader and she stands on the floor in front of the children.
Beginning at one end of the row, she pulls each child from the bench,
letting her remain in whatever position she falls. Sometimes she can
tell them how to pose, for instance, she will say "Like an angel," and
that child will fold her hands and look upward. Another might be
"cross school-teacher," and this child may pretend to be scolding
someone. Each child remains perfectly still, posed in the attitude
suggested, until all the children are on the floor. Then the leader
selects the one she thinks has posed the best and that one takes the
leader's place and the game goes on as before.



OUR COOK DOESN'T LIKE PEAS.


All the players except one sit in a row. This one sits in front of
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