A book that could--should--be issued to teachers in September, along with the lined paper and chalk. Orlick has developed...

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THE COOPERATIVE SPORTS AND GAMES BOOK

A book that could--should--be issued to teachers in September, along with the lined paper and chalk. Orlick has developed games nobody loses, a delightful variety emphasizing cooperation, acceptance, involvement, and fun. Arranged by age group, they come from other cultures (Aboriginal Infinity Marbles) or improve upon old favorites (Musical Hugs, Cross-Over Dodgeball) or reflect the ingenuity of Orlick and his associates (Progressive Watermelon Pit Spit, Fruit Cocktail Menage--a tasty relay). For five-year-olds: can you swim through Jello--or be one frog--with your partner? For slightly older children: Water Balloon Toss, a cool solution to late June restlessness. Even teenagers will participate when the skill level is challenging enough. Grab this one and pass it on--everybody wins.

Pub Date: June 10, 1978

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Pantheon

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 1, 1978

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