in right aisle and place hands on hips.

the garden,

Inter.;-- Bow and assume erect position.

Hanging

Inter.;-- Bend trunk forward downward; stretch arms downward,
grasping clothes.

out

Inter.;-- Raise trunk, stretch arms upward and grasp imaginary
clothesline.

the clothes;

Inter.;-- Using right hand, take clothes-pin out of mouth and pin
clothes on the line.

4th Line;-- There came a little Dicky Bird,

Inter.;-- Replace hands to hips and mark time, in place.
(Left, right, left and right.)

And popped

Inter.;-- Jump, in place, and clap hands once.

upon her

Inter.;-- Replace hands to hips; step right sideward and close
left to right.

nose!

Inter.;-- Bow and assume erect position.

SEE SAW, MARJORY DAW

_Permission to use words and music:-- McLoughlin Bros._

+J. W. Elliott+

[Music:
Seesaw, Marjory Daw,
Jack shall have a new master,
He shall have but a penny a day,
Because he won't work any faster.]

DESCRIPTION

Formation;-- Arrange class so that three aisles may work together.

Center aisle;-- Jump to stride stand with arms raised sideward.

Outer aisles;-- Face the center and grasp with both hands the
outstretched hand of pupil in center.

The center player acts as the Board; outer players as riders.

1st Line;-- See Saw, Marjory Daw,

Interpretation;-- Center activity;-- Pupil bends trunk to the right,
left, right and left.

Outer aisles;-- When center pupils bend to the right, the children on
the right act as riders on board, bending and stretching knees. In
reversing the movement, similar activity for those on the left.

2nd Line;-- Jack shall have a new master,

Inter.;-- Center and outer aisles activity;-- Continue movement as
described for the first line, finishing in erect position with hands
on hips.

3rd Line;-- He shall have but a penny a day,

Inter.;-- Outer aisles;-- Placing left hand to right elbow, shake
index finger three times upon the words, "he shall have"; repeat
motion with the left hand upon the words, "but a penny a day."
Finish with hands on hips.

Center activity;-- Nod to the right upon the words, "he shall have";
assume erect position and nod to the left upon the words, "but a penny
a day." Finish with hands on hips.

4th Line;-- Because he won't work any faster.

Inter.;-- Repeat activity of first line. (Center and outer aisles.)

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