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1. journeys.dartmouth.edu › lemonadeLemonade | Dartmouth Folklore Archive

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   Hand clap rhythm games are most often played by young girls. Anonymous’s older sister (2 years older) and the sister’s friend group taught her how to play in early elementary school. It was important for her to learn how to, because the friend group was reluctant to play with “babies.”

2. mysmallstory.com › 2012/07/27 › skully-games-its-aSkully Games “It’s A New York City Street Game”

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   Jul 27, 2012 · After filming the kid's lemonade stand story, the vendor next to them says. "Have you heard of Skelly?" I said you want to share a story. "It's A New York City Street Game that all the OGs and old school grew up on. What I did was patent it and made sure everything we did in the…

3. www.smithsonianmag.com › arts-culture › kidsHow Kids Cornered the Market on Lemonade | Smithsonian

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   Across the country, kids took up the pitcher—sometimes most charitably: In 1910, the Indianapolis News lauded three young girls whose lemonade sales “realized 85 cents for the babies of...

4. www.reddit.com › r › nostalgiaThe Sweet Origins of a Classic Game - 1973 - Lemonade Stand

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   The game? None other than 'Lemonade Stand', a basic economics simulation which came to life in 1973, created by Bob Jamison from the Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium. The version we're focusing on, however, was ported to the Apple II platform in February 1979 by Charlie Kellner.

5. allnurseryrhymes.com › lemonade-crunchy-iceLemonade, Crunchy Ice - Nursery Rhymes

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   Lemonade Crunchy Ice isn’t as old as many of the other popular nursery rhymes and clapping songs, as it’s been around since the 1980s only. How To Play Lemonade, Crunchy Ice Game. A fairly simple rhyme, it can be either used as a hand game with others or sung out loud.

6. relaxedhostess.com › printable-lemonade-party-games17 Printable Lemonade Party Games - Relaxed Hostess

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   May 3, 2024 · Whether you’re a fan of fun word games, enjoy finishing hilarious jokes, or love reminiscing about old memories, these printable lemonade party games have something for everyone. Host a delightful summer party, sip some tasty lemonade, and play lemonade-themed party games .

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   Who was the girl operating the lemonade stand?

   • In July 1941, a young girl—name and age unreported—operated a lemonade stand in Western Springs, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. She served refreshing glasses of lemonade to her friends and passing strangers from a makeshift stand outside her home.

   A Surprisingly Disgusting History of Lemonade Stands

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   Who invented lemonade?

   • Lemonade was invented by the Mongolians around 1299 A.D. It became the favorite drink of the Mongol emperor and was praised in a song titled 'Lemon Hot Water Song'. Lemonade gained popularity in Paris in 1630 when the price of sugar fell.

   Encyclopedia of Trivia: Lemonade

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   Who invented Pink Lemonade?

   • Legend has it that pink lemonade—a popular variation often containing strawberry or raspberry juice—originated at U.S. circuses. The 1912 obituary of Henry E. Allott, a Chicagoan who joined the circus as a teenager, records that he invented the drink by accident, when he inadvertently dropped cinnamon candies into a batch of concession lemonade.

   How Kids Cornered the Market on Lemonade | Smithsonian

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   Why did children eat a lemonade stand?

   • By 1918, every state had passed laws mandating that children attend school. This meant the emergence of summer vacation, and as children began to seek both pocket change and entertainment, the lemonade stand—offering the chance to play at business, and for a cash reward, no less—presented itself as an apt activity.

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   When did Lemonade become popular?

   • By the mid-17th century, carbonated lemonade was popular in Europe. In France’s capital, vendors carried vats of it on their backs, from which they filled glasses for passing pedestrians. As lemonade’s popularity rose, these resourceful merchants became so numerous that in 1676, they unionized as the Compagnie de Limonadiers.

   How Kids Cornered the Market on Lemonade | Smithsonian

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   What is lemonade crunchy ice?

   • Lemonade Crunchy Ice isn’t as old as many of the other popular nursery rhymes and clapping songs, as it’s been around since the 1980s only. A fairly simple rhyme, it can be either used as a hand game with others or sung out loud. At the end of the song, the participants have to turn around, touch the ground, and then freeze in a pose.

   Lemonade, Crunchy Ice - Nursery Rhymes

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8. relaxedhostess.com › lemonade-party-games-andLemonade Party Games and Activities - Relaxed Hostess

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   May 7, 2024 · I have created a list of fantastic lemonade party games to entertain your guests. Whether you host a summer party, birthday party, or a lemonade-themed bridal shower, these activities are perfect for adults, teenagers, and maybe even some younger kids.