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Can't Play, Won't Play �14.50

'Can't Play, Won't Play' by Sharon Drew and Elizabeth Atter This book is unique in that it focuses entirely on encouraging physical fitness through play and social activities, rather than on exercises. The activities described are those that children typically enjoy, but that children with dyspraxia often find difficult. Developing skills such as riding a bike, swimming and skating will not only help improve children's fitness, but will enable them to play alongside their peers. This book will be of interest to both professionals and parents.

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 24 November, 2008.
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