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Best New Games Book (Copyright 2002, 232 pages)
Description: Since the early 1970s, proponents of the New Games movement have been using cooperative, interactive games to bring diverse groups of people together. In Best New Games, Dale Le Fevre shows you how to lead, develop, and adapt New Games for any group. This complete resource is the only book now available that presents New Games. New Games are for gr
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$19.95.
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Co-Ed Recreational Games Book (Copyright 2002, 312 pages)
Description: The challenges of school can be stressful for children. That's why games are an important part of each school day. They're an excellent way to help students 'chill out' Ñthat is, when the games are chosen and taught well. Co-Ed Recreational Games provides you with more than 200 fun games that help students drop their inhibitions, put aside their wo
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$19.95.
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Kids on the Ball Book (Copyright 1999, 224 pages)
Description: They're colorful, big, and enticing. In recent years, innovative teachers have introduced the Swiss Ball, previously used primarily for therapy, into educational settings. Now you can use this unique tool to help children develop balance, coordination, rhythm, and fitness skills. In Kids on the Ball the authors, three physical educators and a physi
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$27.95.
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Physical Activities for Improving Children's Learning and Behavior Book (Copyright 2000, 360 pages)
Description: Fewer things cause more concern for teachers and parents than to be told that a child has a learning problem or behavior disorder. It is even more difficult when no specific cause or reason for the problem is given. Activities for Improving Children's Learning and Behavior can help you identify underlying causes for a child's difficulty and discove
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$24.95.
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