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Imaginative Physical & Health Education


Pirate Soccer! Imagination Gets Active In Physical Education (By Tim Waddington)

Using Cognitive Tools To Create Positive Experiences In Physical & Health Education (By Ryan Braich & Tim Waddington)

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A Walking Curriculum For The Early Years: Developing A Sense of Place by Sparking Curiosity and Wonder

A Walking Curriculum For The Early Years: Developing A Sense of Place by Sparking Curiosity and Wonder

Imagination & Imaginative Education

Foundational Reading on Imaginative Education by Kieran Egan

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A Walking Curriculum: Evoking Wonder And Developing Sense of Place K-12

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Playing in the Muck: Imaginative Art Activities For The Walking Curriculum

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