"Cock-a-doodle-doo!"



CROSS QUESTIONS AND CROOKED ANSWERS.


All sit in a circle for this game. The first one begins by whispering
some question to his left hand neighbor, such as "Do you like apples?"
The second player must remember the question asked him, and he answers
No. 1 by saying, "Yes, the nice, red, juicy kind." This answer belongs
to No. 1 and he must remember it. No. 2 asks No. 3 a question, being
careful to remember his answer, as it belongs to him. Suppose he asks,
"Are you fond of books?" and the answer is "Yes, I read every one that
comes out." Thus No. 2 has a question and answer that belong to him.

Every one in turn asks a question and gives an answer, remembering the
question he was asked and the answer his neighbor gave him, which
belong to him. When all have had a turn, No. 2 begins by saying aloud:
"I was asked: 'Do you like cats?' and the answer was 'Yes, the nice,
red juicy kind';" No. 2 says: "I was asked, 'Do you like apples?' and
the answer was, 'Yes, I read every one that comes out,'" and so on.



MAGIC WRITING.


An assistant is necessary for this game. One gives a little talk about
sign-language and says that he can read any sign made with a stick on