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Need to come up with a game for a piece of indoor and outdoor equipment that is appropriate for children at Developmental Level II. Also need a list of rules (be clear and concise). Need to know why this game will improve motor skills.

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A very simple game that can be played indoors and outdoors, and that is appropriate for children at the developmental level, is the beanbag toss game. The rules of this game are very simple, the individuals who are participating are each given five ...

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