tetherball

I learned how to shoot a bow and arrow, and how to play tetherball, and how to make a toy boat out of tongue depressors, and how to make a lanyard out of gimp.

Go find a camper and say something nice.' I don't know if he said three nice things to another camper, but a few minutes later, I did see him playing tetherball."

Some of the activities include fishing, a large jumping pillow, a giant slide, tetherball, and a playground.

Basketball, baseball, football, soccer, volleyball, badminton, tetherball, dodgeball, floor hockey and more.

Maybe she would pass out, pitch out of her treestand and hang on her harness--just high enough off the ground so the bear could play tetherball with her.

Steph's mission was tough, because, as she noted, "You couldn't swing a tetherball at Jewish camp in the late 1970s without hitting a Michael Cohen." Indeed, they were as numerous as the stars in the sky and the sand of the seashore.

As part of their active recess initiative, elementary teachers designated play zones on pavement areas specific to games such as four-square, hopscotch, tetherball, and basketball.

A Guggenheim Fellow and two-time nominee for the Governor General's Award, Bowling is also the author of the poetry collection The Duende of Tetherball (Nightwood Editions, 2016).

I remember having a tetherball pole and a Sarawak flag.

Also a chalkboard walls, a dedicated arts and crafts area, landscaping and shade trees, hopscotch, tetherball, 4 square and a mini tennis and a pickle ball set-up.

He was lousy at tetherball. I see him shopping with his mother in a JC Penney; among the stacks of folded shirts, his hands in his pockets, he looks existentially uncomfortable.