Games for Learning

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Its good... if you have no imagination - Rated
Granted, if you crawled out of a shell and thought "woah, here's a child... how on earth am I going to teach them anything," Then buy this book. However, if you have half a brain, or even better; have been employed in a job where you need to bring the best out of a (mainly female- who knows what men think?) team, then this is stuff you already know.
There are better ways. But that doesn't mean it doesn't work.

Even my Northern husband can do it without hurting anything....

Fantastic resource - Rated
As a home-educater I find this book to be a fantastic resource for helping my children with learning. It makes learning difficult subjects into games, which the children want to play again and again . We are autonomous HEers and the book has loads of ideas for making English and Maths enjoyable.

It would be just as helpful for schooled children who are having problems with a particular aspect of learning. Highly recommended

An excellent resource for teachers, parents, and caregivers! - Rated
This book has many helpful, fun and task specific activities that work for children during their most formative years. I have found this book to be invaluable. The games are beneficial for teaching and reinforcing specific skills, and they are entertaining enough to keep kids interested. Most of all, the games really work! The games don't take much time or extreme effort, but they pay off extremely well. If you are the parent or teacher of young children, you will find yourself referring to this book again and again.