### activity | game | squash:

Summer squash
* Many summer squash grow on broad, squat bushes rather than on vines, which helps save garden space.
* are kin to cucumbers, watermelons and grounds
  - tender and mild, especially when small
* comes in lots of colours and shapes to delight the eyes.
* differ from winter squashes based on fruit skin tenderness and developmental stage.
* does best tin well drained soil, high in organic matter.
* grows on nonvining bushes.
* have a thin skin
  - thin skins and soft seeds, both of which are edible
  - thin, edible skins and soft seeds
* is eaten when the fruit is immature
  - part of summer squash
* lends itself to a variety of preparation methods, both raw and cooked.

### activity | game | squash:

Winter squash
* All winter squashes are easy to grow.
* Most winter squash has creamy flesh
  - orange flesh
  - squashes are vine-type plants whose fruits are harvested when fully mature
* are actually edible gourds
  - an excellent source of beta-carotene
  - calorie bargains
  - easy to store if kept whole, warm, and dry
  - eaten as a vegetable, mashed or in purees, soups, or pies
  - fun to grow and easy to store
  - hard-shelled, generally mature in the fall, and can be stored for winter use
  - heavy feeders
  - mature when the rind resists thumbnail pressure
  - rich, filling and slightly sweet
* can be the basis for a rich and filling soup.
* come in all shapes, colors and sizes.
* differ greatly in shape, color and size.
* display a great variety of colors and shapes.
* godsend for banquets and catering.
* has a slightly sweet, nutty flavor and has dark yellow or orange flesh
  - more natural sugars, carbohydrates, and vitamin A than summer squash
* have hard, thick skins and seeds.
* includes types of pumpkins.
* is also a source of potassium, niacin, iron and beta carotene
  - derived from all four species and is eaten after the fruit has matured
  - ideal for soups because it has a naturally creamy texture when pureed with stock
  - part of winter squash
  - the hard-shelled cousin of the zucchini and summer squash
* requires a long, warm growing season.
* very good source of vitamin A and other carotenoids.

Strategy game
* Most Strategy games involve some sort of conquest of land or planets, and the elimination of rivals.
* are an untapped market in the United States
  - computer games
* can be fun games for the entire family to play, and encourage critical thinking.

Table game
* are games.
* have a lot to do with a person's ability to play the games properly.
* program that focuses on social development and team building.

Telephone game
* are interactive training games played using telephones and answering machines.
* encourage the child to communicate through a familiar routine.

Tennis
* elbow Stress tendinitis on the lateral epicondyle.
* includes regulation time
  - second periods
  - service breaks
* is an athletic game
  - exercises
  - magazines
  - outdoor sports
  - video games

### activity | game | tennis:

Platform tennis
* is an ideal fall and winter sport.
* racquet sport which is played outdoors mainly during the winter months.

Soft tennis
* is different from regulation tennis
  - popular in Japan
* uses a softer, rubber ball but is otherwise similar to regular tennis.
+ Tennis: Summer Olympic sports
  * There is also soft tennis. Soft tennis is different from regulation tennis. For example, the racket, ball and rules are much different. Soft tennis is popular in Japan. Thousands of people play soft tennis.

Upland game
* consisting of rabbits, quail, and squirrel is also open to hunting.
* hunting principal species are rabbits, squirrels, grouse and quail.