Historical Nonfiction

Jump Rope

The ancient Egyptians used vines to make things most school-age kids would recognize today, though probably using a different name. Unfortunately Eygpt can’t boast of actually inventing jumping rope: it is known that prehistoric societies enjoyed a similar pastime.

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