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Puss, puss needs a grid and is easiest to play on a playground laid down in large concrete squares, rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Otherwise, a tarmac surface will do as long as someone has a piece of chalk!
The squares need to be large, preferably around 3 yards/metres or more; the children stand at the corners of the squares (more than five players means more than one square, but they need to be connecting squares) with the child who is "It" running free.
The children have to change places along the lines, signalling "puss, puss" when they are ready to do so, and "It" has to try to get on one of the vacated corners, the displaced child then taking over as "It."
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 Chocolate cake, when you bake
How many minutes will you take?
One, two, three, four
England Ireland Scotland Wales
Inside outside inside on
On ONE: jump up and land with the left foot outside the elastic loop and right foot inside
On TWO: jump up and land with both feet together inside the elastic loop
On THREE jump up and land with both feet outside the elastic loop
On FOUR jump up and land sideways to the elastic with left foot on top of the back elastic and right foot ahead ( in front) on the front elastic
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