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help pls on-ways in which the setting can promote physical play

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05-01-2010, 10:36 PM

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help pls on-ways in which the setting can promote physical play

hi, im stuck on ways in which a setting (of 5-6 year olds) can promote physical play!
seem to be having a block when it comes to this one!!

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why not use skipping ropes, climbing frames in playground, or a tyre park on the field,
footballs, basketballs, skittles, try these, hope they help

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