Check List .of Rechsstien Activities

In planning activities for young people, remember that they should be
varied enough to satisfy all ages and all interests. Remember too that
the success of program activities depends largely upon the skill and in-
genuity of leadership.

The following list is not by any means complete, but is intended to
suggest the kinds of activities which can be developed economically and
with small use of critical materials.

Sports Cooking
Archery Finger Painting
Badminton Home Decoration
Baseball Leather Work
Basketball Painting
Bowling Photography
Boxing Plaster Casting
Croquet Poster Making
Golf Sketching
Hockey Soap Carving
Horseshoes (quoits) Printing
Obstacle race Sewing

Paddle Tennis

 

- Stamp Collecting

Ping Pong Weaving
Rope Skipping Wood Carving
Shuffleboard Wood Work
Skating (Ice and Roller) Outdoor
Softball Bird Study
Swimming Cama
pfires
Tennis Ceasins
Tobogganing ae
88 Collecting Nature Specimens
Volleyball sr
Si cach: Hiking
Eres Picnics
Crafts and Hobbies Star Study
Basketry Scavenger Hunts
Block Printing Straw Rides
Carpentry Treasure Hunts
Coin Collections Tree Study

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