Here is one example from Longfellow's poem: "Aim your arrows, Hiawatha, / At the head of Megissogwon." Notice how the words here have a stressed-unstressed rhythm that adds a powerful forward momentum to the language. William Shakespeare also used trochaic meter, especially when he wanted to signal spells and incantations, as in the famous spell of the three witches in "Macbeth": "Double, double, toil and trouble; / Fire burn and cauldron bubble."
Answer:
Show the young children music or flashy colors
And play the game yourself if the game is fun then the kids will see it and be interested ( kids don't like to listen to directions to showing them will better get the rules across)!
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