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Duck, duck, goose is a game that’s been played by young children in school, at parties and at home with their families for generations in the U.S. Yet it’s not a game distinct to the U.S. alone, and over the years more and more adults have begun playing their own variations, too. Here you’ll learn the traditional version played in most U.S. states and how it’s played in a few other places, too. Plus you’ll discover variations for both adults and for educational purposes. | Duck, duck, goose is a game that’s been played by young children in school, at parties and at home with their families for generations in the U.S. Yet it’s not a game distinct to the U.S. alone, and over the years more and more adults have begun playing their own variations, too. Here you’ll learn the traditional version played in most U.S. states and how it’s played in a few other places, too. Plus you’ll discover variations for both adults and for educational purposes. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
=== Playing the Traditional Version === | === Playing the Traditional Version === | ||
