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62Amish Games:: small 6 person aggravation game
If you have a large family, but not a lot of room, this small version of the 6 person aggravation game is for you! The Amish entertain their children with family activities, where a lot of love and learning...
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65Amish Games:: Large 6 Person Aggravation Game
Large families need many ways to spend time together, and the Amish understand this! This beautiful, large 6 person aggravation game is made of solid oak and meant to last for many generations of heavy use. There are few people more involved and...
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65Amish Games: Small Aggravation Marble Game
As a youngster, I spent much time playing aggravation on a hand made wooden board similar to this one. We learned so much: proper gamesmanship and courtesy, balanced competition, we learned to count and use dice, we learned about chance. The...
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65Amish Toys:: Fish Marble Flipper
The Amish have a lot of fun making this toy, because one of the activities they love to do with their kids is to go fishing! As you know, the Amish use no electricity, so they need entertainment for their kids...
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60Amish Toys:: Bird Marble Flipper
Even grownups love this toy! Traditional, hand made and hand painted bird toy to flip marbles. The marble drops into the bird's mouth, feeding it, and each bird in turn feeds the other. If you love folk...
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67Amish Toys:: Marble Roller
A very fun, and traditional way, for Amish children to amuse themselves and entertain each other is this plain, hand carved marble rolling game. I remember being fascinated by rolling and playing with...
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66Amish Recipes:: Morning Hash
Mrs. C uses her own free range eggs for this, gets the fresh ground sausage from a neighbor, and uses butter cheese or cheddar from her relative's (the Bontrager's) cheese workshop. It is a wonderful recipe,...
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65Amish Living
The Amish grow their own food, from cows and chickens to honeybees; from their own farms and gardens; and make their own products based on what they or their community raise. They are famous for Friendship...
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