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Article: Making a crocheted wreath is one of the easiest types of Christmas ornaments that you can crochet, but you will need a few things to complete this project. You will need: A ball of green yarn (medium weight). A size J (size 10) hook. Embellishments of your choice, such as pompoms, sequins, buttons, ribbon, etc. A pair of scissors. White glue or hot glue. To start your wreath, make a single chain of 10 crocheted loops. Then, connect the first loop with the last loop to form a circle. This will be the base of your wreath and you will build on it by crocheting around the outer edges. To connect the first and last loops, insert the crochet hook through the first and last loops, and then loop your yarn over the hook and pull this loop through. To begin building your wreath outwards, you will need to crochet around the outer edges of your circle using the hook. Use a double crochet stitch to expand the wreath outwards. You can make the wreath as wide as you like, but you should only need to stitch one to three times around the circle. When you have made the circle as wide as you want it to be, you can connect the ends and close it off. To do this, take your hook with the last loop you created still on it and insert it into a nearby loop. After you pass the hook through this loop, wrap the yarn over the needle and then pull it through. To secure the last loop, crochet one more loop from the free end of the yarn, cut the end of the yarn, and then pull it tight to make a knot. You can sew this end into the edge of your wreath with a darning needle. To embellish your wreath, you will can add buttons, sequins, pompoms, ribbon, or any other embellishments that you want to add. Use a white glue or a hot glue gun to secure the embellishments on the wreath. You can use any color of embellishments that you like. To hang your wreath on a Christmas tree, you will need to add an ornament hook or a piece of yarn. If you are using yarn, then tie together the ends of a 6" to 8" piece of yarn. Then, use your crochet hook to loop this yarn through the top of your wreath and then pull it through itself to secure the yarn. You can use the loop to hang the wreath ornament on your tree.
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Gather your materials. Make a chain of 10 and connect the ends. Crochet around the circle using double crochet. Complete the circle. Add embellishments. Finish with a hook or piece of yarn.
Article: Simon says is a simple and fun game played by children all over the world. Although Simon says is normally reserved as a children's activity, people of all ages can play and enjoy the game. Normally, all the players in Simon says remain standing for the duration of the playing round. However, you could also play sitting down. Within your group of players, designate one person to be Simon. Whoever is chosen to be Simon will then stand in front of and face the rest of players in the group. Simon is the leader and commander of the group of listeners. Simon gives commands to the group of listeners. Simon's commands can be given in two different ways: beginning a command by saying, "Simon says" or simply stating the command. Simon's goal is to eliminate as many listeners as possible, until there is one listener remaining as the winner. Depending on which way the command is phrased, the group of listeners will either obey the command, or not. Simon eliminates listeners by having them incorrectly obey or not obey commands. Listeners must listen closely to what the leader, Simon, commands them to do. If Simon gives a command by first stating, "Simon says" the listeners must obey Simon's command. If Simon gives a command without first saying, "Simon says" the listeners must not obey his command. If a listener incorrectly obeys or does not obey Simon's command, they are eliminated from the rest of the game round, and must sit out until another game round is started. Because you are trying to eliminate as many listeners as you can, you should try and make your commands tricky to follow. For example, frequently switch up when you give commands preceded with, "Simon says" Give your commands quickly so your listeners have to make quick decisions on whether to obey your command or not. When someone incorrectly obeys one of your (Simon's commands), call them out so they can be eliminated from the remaining group of players still in the game. As Simon, you can get creative with your commands; however, some common commands Simon can give include: Touch your toes. Hop on one foot. Dance around the room. Do some jumping jacks. Give yourself a hug. As a listener, you have to listen and pay attention very carefully to the commands given by Simon. Simon will try to trick you into obeying commands you shouldn't by giving the commands very quickly. Wait a split second before you go to perform a command, to think back if Simon preceded the command by first saying, "Simon says" After Simon gives a command (assuming the command is preceded by, "Simon says"), perform the command until Simon moves on to the next command. If the next command is not preceded by, "Simon says" continue to perform or hold the previous command. Keep playing until there is one remaining listener left. The remaining listener is the winner for the round, and becomes the new Simon. At the start of a new game round, all the eliminated players are back in the next game.
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Gather your group of players. Designate someone as Simon. Understand the role of Simon. Understand the role of the listeners. Give commands as Simon. Obey commands as a listener. Start a new game.