Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & company · leaf 55
enormal child. Plays andgames are now widely rec-ognized as an essential partof the course in physicaltrammg. Lists of games, courses of games, and books ofgames for school use are becoming common. The advantageof play over gymnastics is apparent, if one cites but a singledistinction, \\liile the… … Making a S^iiAiHODRPhotograph by Mrs. E. E. Trumbull 42 EDUCATION BY PLAYS AND GAMES of some purpose or ideal. The attention has been upon thething to be accomplished and not on the movement itself.It is thus in the play of children. But in gynmastics theattention centers upon the movement itself,…
Creative activities and seat work · Play · Games
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