Redoing Recess : Great Games To Get Kids Moving
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This book started as a Recess Activity Manual that was written as part of a project for one of my classes during the time I was in school. Having worked with children, I know all too well that if children don’t have something to do, they will come up with something to do, and sometimes the things they do can lead to trouble. As an elementary school principal, I witnessed many recess or free play periods that ended up in children fighting or getting hurt in some way. It is my hope that this book will do two things for children: (1) get them moving, and (2) keep them out of trouble.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781622303557
ISBN10: 1622303555
Brenda Scruggs
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2012
Publisher: Xulon Press
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