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Active Enterprise: A Little Black Book for Physical Education

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This book outlines how to scaffold 13 physical education games to bring a deeper understanding of ourselves and our relationships. Each game progresses through 3 versions so that you effectively end up with 39 games.
This resource is suitable for classrooms, youth groups, church/community activities. The activities have been played by students aged 8-15, used for teacher professional development and also used to support student council groups to run lunchtime initiatives.

Format: ebook

Active Enterprise: A Little Black Book for Physical Education

0/5 ( ratings)

This book outlines how to scaffold 13 physical education games to bring a deeper understanding of ourselves and our relationships. Each game progresses through 3 versions so that you effectively end up with 39 games.
This resource is suitable for classrooms, youth groups, church/community activities. The activities have been played by students aged 8-15, used for teacher professional development and also used to support student council groups to run lunchtime initiatives.

Format: ebook

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