101 Activities to Help Children Get On Together
Building Co-operation and Belonging
Jenny Mosley author Helen Sonnet author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publishing:29th Dec '25
£18.99
This title is due to be published on 29th December, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
101 Activities to Help Children Get On Together is full of motivating and engaging activities that will teach children the essential skills of cooperation. Drawing on the authors’ extensive experience, the activities are enjoyable, appealing and purposeful.
The book employs both physical and creative activities to encourage and develop team work, with each game just a starting point, inspiring the reader to adapt to their own class and topics taught, with further activities also suggested. It includes activities that will enable you to assess a child’s ability to cooperate, target specific ways to develop their skills and give them the positive experiences of working with others.
Designed for busy practitioners and educators, this revised edition will help you to develop stronger cooperation in your classes, contributing to better relationships and more effective learning.
"Jenny Mosley is quite simply a legend, whose work has inspired countless teachers and support staff to create the kinds of classrooms and playgrounds in which children can truly thrive. Her best-selling series of ‘Games’ books, written with the equally brilliant Helen Sonnet, has only become more relevant in recent years, as schools across the UK grapple with the many challenges facing children today." - Jean Gross CBE, Best-selling author and former government Communication Champion for children
“Just what we needed. We loved the other three but this one is very ‘hands on’ and encourages teamwork and children to work with others they wouldn’t usually choose to – but because they love the activities they just get on!” - Emma Wayper, Deputy Head, Watercliffe Meadow Primary School, Sheffield
ISBN: 9781041084068
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152 pages