5. Running and skipping, the rope turned backward.
6. Running and skipping, one player in the rope and two others running and turning the rope. The one who is skipping repeats the verse:—
Butterfly, butterfly, turn around;
Butterfly, butterfly, touch the ground;
Butterfly, butterfly, show your shoe;
Butterfly, butterfly, twenty-three to do.
7. All of the above with two jumpers, each turning one end of the rope, the inner hands resting on each other's shoulders.
8. As in 7, but with two jumpers, one standing behind the other instead of side by side, a hand of the rear jumper being placed on a hip of the one in front. Each turns one end of the rope.
II. One Large Rope
1. The rope should be turned toward the jumper, who should run under.
2. Rope turned away from the jumper, who runs under.
3. Run in; jump once and run out on the opposite side; the rope turned toward jumper.