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Play and Playthings

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Physical activities for improving children's learning and behavior

Billye Ann Cheatum, Allison A. Hammond

2000

Play diagnosis and assessment

Charles E. Schaefer

2000

Early education and psychological development

Barbara Biber

1987

Exploring Play For Early Childhood Studies

Mandy Andrews

2012

Play

Catherine Garvey

1977

Teaching language-disabled children

Susan Conant

1983

Forming Ethical Identities in Early Childhood Play (Contesting Early Childhood Series)

Brian Edmiston

2007

Make: Easy 1+2+3 Projects : From the Pages of Make:

The Editors of Make:

2015

Developmental and Educational Psychology

David J. Whittaker

1999

What men live by

Richard C. Cabot

1914

Theology of play

Jürgen Moltmann

1972

Leisure and recreation

Martin Henry Neumeyer

1936

Puppetry for Mentally Handicapped People (Human Horizon Series)

Caroline Astell-Burt

1981

Your child at play

Marilyn M. Segal

1985

Baby learning through baby play

Ira J. Gordon

1973

The case for make believe

Susan Linn

2008

Fingers and thumbs

Roma Lear

1999

Play

Brown, Stuart.

2009

Play and imagination in children with autism

Pamela J. Wolfberg

1999

Come and play

Aerial Cross

2010

Growing & learning through play

Charles H. Wolfgang

1981

Young children's understanding of pretense

Paul L. Harris, Robert D. Kavanaugh

1993

Helping the mentally retarded acquire play skills

Paul Wehman

1977

Play, dreams, and imitation in childhood

Jean Piaget

1967

The Oxford handbook of the development of play

Anthony D. Pellegrini

2010

Play (Understanding Children's Worlds)

Paul Smith

2008

Homo Ludens

Johan Huizinga

1950 ★ 4.6

The child's world of make-believe

Jerome L. Singer

1973

Biology of play

D. Harvey, Barbara Tizard, B. Tizard

1977

The development of play

David Cohen

1987

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