Spontaneous And Supervised Play in Childhood
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As soon as some facility in walking is acquired, children like to pull after them toys on wheels, such as wagons, elephants, bears, dogs, and rabbits. The smooth gliding motion of the wheeled vehicles adds to the pleasure felt in controlling the movements of something outside of self. Children often incline a board against a table or box, and slide blocks or toys on wheels down the in- clined plane. They invent various games with weight- ed toys called tumblers, counting a certain number ol poi...nts when the tumblers complete a successful journey to the end of the board or to rings marked on the ground.
5. Skating. — Spontaneous sliding or skating on icy streets is a common example of the prevalence of sliding play both in childhood and in adult lite. Children sometimes bind on their feel boards slightly larger than their shoes, and slide or walk over the ice MOVEMENTS OF BODILY CONTROL 27 1 on these improvised snowshoes. Roller skating is a common pastime with city children. In certain sections of our large cities one may walk along streets thronged with happy skaters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as some facility in walking is acquired, children like to pull after them toys on wheels, such as wagons, elephants, bears, dogs, and rabbits. The smooth gliding motion of the wheeled vehicles adds to the pleasure felt in controlling the movements of something outside of self. Children often incline a board against a table or box, and slide blocks or toys on wheels down the in- clined plane. They invent various games with weight- ed toys called tumblers, counting a certain number ol poi...nts when the tumblers complete a successful journey to the end of the board or to rings marked on the ground.
5. Skating. — Spontaneous sliding or skating on icy streets is a common example of the prevalence of sliding play both in childhood and in adult lite. Children sometimes bind on their feel boards slightly larger than their shoes, and slide or walk over the ice MOVEMENTS OF BODILY CONTROL 27 1 on these improvised snowshoes. Roller skating is a common pastime with city children. In certain sections of our large cities one may walk along streets thronged with happy skaters.
What to read after Spontaneous And Supervised Play in Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Corbin Sies to read onlineMoreLess
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