Rivalry and cooperation
Children on Daleside Drive repeatedly clash, but the game show requires boys and girls on each team and makes cooperation necessary to avoid the slime-pit penalty.
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Debbie Dadey - Author
A comic neighbourhood contest turns an established boys-versus-girls rivalry into a shared challenge, with prizes for winners and a slime-pit penalty for losers.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA comic neighbourhood contest turns an established boys-versus-girls rivalry into a shared challenge, with prizes for winners and a slime-pit penalty for losers.
Children on Daleside Drive repeatedly clash, but the game show requires boys and girls on each team and makes cooperation necessary to avoid the slime-pit penalty.
The rivalry includes practical jokes and physical play such as slime battles and water-balloon fights; the contest also threatens losers with a large slime-pit dunk.
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