Double Dutch
In what city was the first double-dutch team sport?
New York City
A circular waterproof object which is used to protect someone from getting wet in the rain.
umbrella
A small brush with a long handle, used for cleaning the teeth
toothbrush
The sound a dog makes and the outer covering of trees.
bark
What is one of the tricks jumpers have to include in the freestyle part of the competition?
a turn, an acrobatic move (handstand, backflip), a dance, an ending.
The space or room at the top of a house that is mostly used for storing things.
attic
To clean a surface with a broom
sweep
An acting performance on a stage and to participate in a game or sport.
play
There are three rounds in a double-dutch competition. Freestyle is one, what are the other two?
skill and speed
To move behind someone or something and go where they go.
follow
A thin, pointy piece of metal that's used for sewing.
needle
The color of the sky and a sad or moody feeling.
blue
What large international competition do many double-dutch jumpers wish they could be a part of?
the Olympic games
To eat something by taking very small bites.
nibble
A large container that keeps food frozen at a very cold temperature.
freezer
an a small clock worn on a person's wrist and look at someone or something for an amount of time.
watch
What is a rule jumpers need to follow during competitions that show they are a good sport?
Jumpers must keep their uniforms neat.
Jumpers can not wear jewelry.
Jumpers must show respect for one another whether they lose or win.
(must say one of these rules)
To keep several objects in motion in the air at the same time.
juggle
A large Australian animal that moves by jumping on its back legs. Females carry their babies in a pouch.
kangaroo
To move in or pass through the air with wings and an insect with two antennae, two wings, and three pairs of legs.
fly