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Does anyone have tried and true activities which work really well with boys? At this age especially, they are not the same as girls in their approaches to learning ...(!!) So, apart from running around in a pirates-type game, what other activities can you suggest which do well?
Superheroes. Talk about them, write, act, draw, design.
On 1/21/16, SSB wrote: > Does anyone have tried and true activities which work really > well with boys? At this age especially, they are not the > same as girls in their approaches to learning ...(!!) So, > apart from running around in a pirates-type game, what other > activities can you suggest which do well?
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