The jump rope is one of the oldest childhood games in the world. Yet in our high-tech world, this classic game has all but become a lost relic. Let’s revive the jump rope tradition along with rhymes your
kids are sure to enjoy (think of the wonderful exercise they will be
accomplishing). Your kids can jump rope singly or with friends using a larger
rope.
Here are several rhyming games that your children can recite as they
jump rope:
HOUSE FOR SALE
CAR WITHIN
WHEN I MOVE OUT
MS./MR.______MOVES IN.
The jumper calls out the name of another player for the last
line. That person then
begins jumping.
“A” MY NAME IS ALBERT AND MY WIFE’S NAME IS ALICE.
WE GROW ARTICHOKES AND WE LIVE IN ALASKA .
The next jumper must then repeat the rhyme using the letter
“B” and fill in “B” words (then continue to “C” and so on). Pity the jumper who gets to “X”!
Enjoy your day. Think healthy!
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