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Give an example of an organized game or activity for use outdoors with young children.
Teaching Young Children: An Introduction ¦ Henniger ¦ 6th Edition
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Reply #1 on: Mar 5, 2019
Students may choose from any organized activity listed in the text on pages 341 and 342 or from their own childhood experiences.


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