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Clapping rhymes

luckat · 2007-06-14 23:41:32

Do kids still do these? You know, when you clap your hands, then clap your hands against the other kid's, then clap your hands twice, then clap the other's hands crossways, and so on, all the time saying a particular rhyme?

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15-06-2007 12:41am

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Do kids still do these? You know, when you clap your hands, then clap your hands against the other kid's, then clap your hands twice, then clap the other's hands crossways, and so on, all the time saying a particular rhyme?

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#2 15-06-2007 1:28am
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millions of them - under the palm bushes, si-si my playmate, cola, cola, pepsi cola.......there are so many, with localised variations etc., along with skipping rope games "e.g. birthday game" etc, and elastics games like "England , Ireland, Scotland, Wales" and "Banana Splits" why are you looking for them for luckat?

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#3 15-06-2007 10:12am
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Just curious - someone on the folk music forum Mudcat (www.mudcat.org/threads.cfm) started a discussion of them (these folkies are from all around the world), and I realised I hadn't seen them in years here.

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