ROPE-A-SAURUS.You need: Two more kids Plastic or plush dinosaur dinosaur (dī`nəsôr) [Gr., = terrible lizard], extinct land reptile of the Mesozoic era. The dinosaurs, which were egg-laying animals, ranged in length from 2 1-2 ft (91 cm) to about 127 ft (39 m). (Any plush animal will do.) Plastic lid from a large container Ten feet of string 1. Ask a grown-up grown-up adj. 1. Of, characteristic of, or intended for adults: grown-up movies; a grown-up discussion. 2. to cut out the center of the lid. 2. Tie one end of the string to the lid. This is your lasso lasso (lăs`ō, lăs  `), light, strong rope, usually with a smooth, hard finish, made of a fine quality of hemp or nylon. .
3. Stand your dinosaur on the ground. Take five steps back. 4. Hold the string in one hand and try to toss the ring over the dinosaur's head. You get three chances. 5. If you rope your dinosaur, take one step backward and try again. Keep playing until you miss. Then give the lasso to the next kid. The kid who ropes the dinosaur from the farthest distance wins! Pony-Making Instruction 1. Cut out the corral corral a small fenced-in enclosure with high, wooden fences, suitable for holding cattle or horses. corral system a management system in which range cattle are put into corrals and fed hay for a period when the environment is most along the black line to take the box out of the magazine. 2. Cut the pony heads along the dotted lines. DO NOT CUT THE STRAIGHT LINE around the pony's ears. 3. Fold the pony heads in half at the straight line. 4. Tape the edges, except the bottom, together. You should have a pocket with an opening at the bottom. 5. Slide your pencil in to write (a tentative appoinment) on an appointment calendar, so as to reserve time, but to allow the appointment to be readily canceled and replaced with another; - also used figuratively, with other means of recording appointments. the opening. Yippee--your very own pencil pony! |
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