101 Great Classroom Games: Easy Ways to Get Your Students Playing, Laughing, and Learning (101... Language Series) 1st Edition

You can't even tell that it's a used book. It's in great condition! In this book, there are pages you can cut out (in order to make the game pieces) and all of the pages were there, nothing missing and no marks! Very happy with this seller and the quality of their used books. The book itself is filled with games to play in the classroom. It ranges anywhere from 2-10 players, a variety of subject matter and tips or variations on the different games to help students learn while having fun.

This is a fabulous book filled with tons of games and activities to keep students engaged and learning through fun. I use it all the time - it's my "go to" activity book. The games are sorted by subject area and then there is a general classroom area - making adaptations a snap. I very rarely do the games as the instructions say but I have gotten SO many started ideas from this book! It's a classroom teacher must have!

The book is dull to read and it really does not cater to all subject areas as indicated by the author. I brought it to use as a resource book for my guidance classes but after looking through it i realized that it will be of no use to me.

I thought I would be more of games and worksheets you can complete without having to obtain many supplies to do so.

Good deal. Highest recommendation. Dan naturopath, from psychicteaz.com tea company.Teaching Tai Chi since 1972..so I know how important it is to guide the minds.

While this book was written for teachers of younger students, I have used some of these games for my adult education classroom. The games can easily convert to almost any subject matter. I'm always looking for new ideas that this book really helps.

It has a lot of very creative games for all ages of kids i was impressed it is very well thought out i will use the games for the kids look forward to it

This is a great book if you're looking for review games. It, however, is a horrible example of Russian Literature from the Pre-Bolshevik era.