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Show Bucket llclay nssS Eatu ms -- To play. this' exciting, relay. you need "four buckets" that ir ( cf ti " Jr a Fun to Make a a4 a a a a Here is an unusual way Suzie Snider a a to make pictures. Trace the odd- -. shaped pieces at the left onto ...... some colored paper. Colored areas in old magazines or ordinary construction paper can be used. Cut out your pieces and lay them on a sheet of. white paper about 5 by 7 inches or larger and begin pushing them around. You can make many different kinds of animals by overlapping pieces and arranging them in different designs. Here are examples of ways to make an elephant, a mouse, and a bunny. When you have made an animal you like, hold the pieces down with one hand Then while the morning is still jcool, I quickly dress and go to school. Linda Hall, - Age 9 Lynchburg, Va : Mg Fmrmrltm 1 CJrjfji'f Hour dust - your feet will fit into. Choose twor teams" and -- at" the "Xvord" : go" one player from each . team will put his feet into two of the buckets, hold onto the handles, and walk to a given goal and back again. Continue with the rest of the players until one team has won. r Junior Journalists I rise before the sun peeps up. I feed the chickens, cat and pup. And after breakfast, because I must, I wash the dishes, sweep and I e- - I fofrly I have been interested in rocks and minerals ever since I can remember, but only when I joined the New Haven Mineral Club did I actually begin to collect. I found out about the club through my aunt, who heard a lecture by Miss Davis, the club president. My aunt told me were going to Strickland quarry in Portland, and tracearou a pencil. Then paste the pieces in place so your animal won't come apart. Conn. My parents reluctantly consented to drive me, but they said they couldn't stay. When we arrived they decided to look around. In just a few minutes they were picking up rocks to bring home and they were and still are as interested as I am. - In the Mineral Club we have lectures in the Winter and go on field trips in the Summer. Some of my rocks are crystals (rocks which have undergone a period of crystallization) and I like them best Most of my minerals and rocks are from Connecticut I bought some of my rocks but I like the ones I collected much better. If you don't want to be doomed for life don't start a mineral collection. Sincerely, Neva Cummings, 'NewTIaveii, Conn. Childran! Sand In your ORIGINAL "onii t Mi Marjorta Barrow, JUNIOR JOURNALISTS, 153 N. Michigan Avanua, Chicago I, lllinoii. with your nama, AGE, and address. Tha writart of tha bast contributions will racaiva $5. All contributors will racaiva tha JUNIOR JOURNALISTS button. fAMflY ' WEEKLY MAGAZINE You need a long piece of string and two cans without tops and with smooth edges. Punch holes in the center of the bottoms. With the open ends apart, thread the string through both holes. Tie a large knot at each end. You and a friend pull the string taut and while one talks into one can, the other will hear him in his own can. String Telephone Jn the Bag "" , Get a number of inexpensive articles of different sizes and shapes and put each one in a paper bag. Pin the bags up on a line and place a lamp behind them so that the silhouettes show. Give your guests paper and pencil "and ask them to guess what each bag contains. Hie one who guesses most of them is the winner. Then distribute the gifts to each of the At the ZOO 13, 1 035 (For younger children) Hernia Clark aitd Lora Clark Gossanl The bird you see looks very wise, .Not like a barnyard fowl. At night he sees with those large eyes. - This bird lovely feathers. Pray Do look at his fine frock. He struts around, as if to say: "J ust see! I'm a ......... has This animal is full of tricks; And farmer's traps, he mocks. He robs the chicken-housand quick Runs off! The naughty e, 'contestants MAICH ... To-wh- it! To-wh- o! So quick to hear, so fleet to run! But he has one bad habit He'll eat our garden plants, each one; He loves green leaves, poor . ...... This woolly beast is useful, quite, Just ask your Dad or Mama; 1 It carries loads; its coat makes cloth. The good and helpful euicn iqqej mo xoj 'spooead :SH3MSNV '1 An |