LINCOLN'S REPORT
1._Round~Yp Program: — The group entered as the plano played Home On The
Range, and were seated in & semi-circle, _ Por the Rope Relay, two lines
were formed and the leaders of each a was given a rope. On the signal,
the leaders stepped over the rope Sanients on forwards and then passed the
Tope over the head to the next child in line. When the rope arrived at the
end of the line, the last menber of the team came to the front and passed
the rope, The relay was won when the captains of the team returned to
their original positions, For Rhythm Ropes (Record- "Pavanne") the
children jumped and twirled their jumping ropes to the music, The
group sang two choruses of dingle-Jangle,

2. Daily Programs—
3300-3210 ~ Assembly, Discussed activities for the day & made
announcements,
3310 -3235 Primary group passed to their room and the assistant was
in charge of their art, music and story telling.
3835-5:00 =. Primary playground activities |

Intermediates se '
3:003:10 -~ Assembly

3:10 — 3:35 - Intermediate art

3235-3845 —- Music a 3

3145-5300 ~ Out of door games,

jo Staff meetings 3 held from 2310 to 2; 30 each day with assistant

They (meetings) were helpful in clarifying playground plans and
receiving suggestions from other workdrs,

sembliest— See "Daily Program?

4e Popular games; _
Primary - Hip-scotch and jumping rope
Intermediate — Baseball and tether ball