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CrrSgItoPfWWyiOUUU 15.08.2012 v 13:30 Review by Clint Coleman Asbell for Rating: written for hoslhcmooeing families looking to supplement their PE programs with a wider range of activities that can be used to teach children fitness, movement and sports skills. The author, Guy Bailey, wrote The Ultimate Homeschool Physical Education Game Book after sensing such a need in hoslhcmooeing parents for activities. He has worked in Physical Education for over 22 years and desires to see children equipped with a love of movement and the basic skills necessary to participate in an active lifestyle now and as adults. Homeschooling parents are faced with a few specific problems when it comes to Physical Education. One is varying ages and levels of their children. Other problems facing hoslhcmooeing parents are small class sizes, a backyard vs gymnasium setting, and the lack of expensive equipment. Guy Bailey listened to hoslhcmooeing parents and came up with solutions. The activities listed in the book need only 2-4 children and require inexpensive equipment, much of which is probably already in your home. All are easily played in your backyard and some are even suited perfectly for indoor play during winter months. Through this book he proved that quality PE games can be played with fewer children in smaller areas. In the beginning of the book are tips for successfully using the games in a PE curriculum. The games are divided into 10 sections by the equipment used: Basketball, Football, Soccer, Softball, Raquet and Net, Recreational Sports, Playground Games, More PE Games with a Homeschool Twist, Fitness Building, Rope Jumping Activities. This allows the hoslhcmooeing parent to make use of equipment they already have on hand. Sections are followed by a glossary of terms familiar to that sport. Each game has quick listings for Purpose, Number of Players, Age Levels, Equipment, and Instructions. The games themselves are easily explained and illustrated by simple drawings. In the back of the book are Appendices that include tips for parents, National Standards in PE and where to find more information and resources. I highly recommend the book for parents who want to get their children enthusiastic about fitness or need more excitement in their PE programs.