Children's street culture
Children's street culture
Outdoor activities and games played by children.
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Childhood secret club
Informal organization by kids.
7.9%
Fad
Collective behavior that achieves short-lived popularity.
7.4%
Truce term
Temporary respite during a game or activity.
5.6%
Latchkey kid
Child often left at home with no supervision.
5.4%
Children's geographies
Experience of places in children's lives.
4.2%
Play street
Street designed for playful activities.
4.1%
Bloody Mary (folklore)
Folklore legend.
4%
Iona and Peter Opie
British husband-and-wife folklorists.
3.9%
Conkers
Children's game.
3.5%
Child art
Art made by children.
3.5%
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Latchkey kid
Child often left at home with no supervision.
12%
Free-range parenting
Parenting method that encourages a child's independence.
7.7%
Iona and Peter Opie
British husband-and-wife folklorists.
3.7%
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
Nursery rhyme.
3.4%
Playground
Place designed for children to be able to play there.
2.7%
Skipping rope
Game in which participants jump over a swung rope.
2.2%
Battle Hymn of the Republic
1862 American song by Julia Ward Howe.
1.8%
Truce term
Temporary respite during a game or activity.
1.6%
Children's song
Genre of music aimed at children.
1.4%
Child
Human between birth and puberty.
1.4%