Category: Architecture
Ceci n'est pas un livre pour enfants ni une série habituelle de joyeuses escapades en plein air, mais bien un recueil de 100 jeux que vous pouvez pratiquer avec un bâton, oui, un simple bâton trouvé dans votre jardin.
Inspiré par des temps plus simples où il suffisait d'une longue journée d'été et de quelques bons bâtons. Publié à l'origine dans les années 1950. Auteur inconnu.
We got this for our camping trip and ended up using it every single afternoon, the games are clever enough that even my teenager put down his phone. The way it’s organized by difficulty makes it easy to pick one and go, no setup or materials beyond finding a decent stick. The one about balancing a
My kids found a good stick on our first walk after this arrived, and we’ve already ticked off a dozen of the hundred games—the instructions are simple enough for them to follow on their own. It’s amazing how one backyard stick can turn into so many different adventures.
We’ve been through maybe thirty of the games already and I’m genuinely surprised how clever some of them are, perfect for when the kids claim they’re bored. The book’s small enough to toss in a backpack, so it’s been a lifesaver on every walk we’ve taken this month.
