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Move Your Body: A Kid's Guide to Fitness
4 Reviews
(4)
K-3
Move Your Body: A Kid's Guide to Fitness series.
Geared to novice young athletes, Tieck accentuates the health benefits for children who participate in these sports. Color photos and anatomical diagrams supplement very basic texts that suggest how kids can learn how to bike, hike, and skateboard and protect themselves against accidents. The books are eye-catching and slickly packaged; athletes with some experience will likely already know the information. Glos., ind. Review covers these Move Your Body titles: Biking, Hiking, and Skateboarding.
Reviewer: Jack Forman
(4)
K-3
Move Your Body: A Kid's Guide to Fitness series.
Geared to novice young dancers, Tieck accentuates the health benefits of dance. Color photos and anatomical diagrams supplement a very basic text that suggests how kids can learn how to dance and do basic warm-up exercises to keep their bodies in shape and protect against injuries. The book is eye-catching and slickly packaged; dancers with some experience will likely already know the information. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Jack Forman
(4)
K-3
Move Your Body: A Kid's Guide to Fitness series.
Geared to novice young athletes, Tieck accentuates the health benefits for children who participate in these sports. Color photos and anatomical diagrams supplement very basic texts that suggest how kids can learn how to bike, hike, and skateboard and protect themselves against accidents. The books are eye-catching and slickly packaged; athletes with some experience will likely already know the information. Glos., ind. Review covers these Move Your Body titles: Biking, Hiking, and Skateboarding.
Reviewer: Jack Forman
(4)
K-3
Move Your Body: A Kid's Guide to Fitness series.
Geared to novice young athletes, Tieck accentuates the health benefits for children who participate in these sports. Color photos and anatomical diagrams supplement very basic texts that suggest how kids can learn how to bike, hike, and skateboard and protect themselves against accidents. The books are eye-catching and slickly packaged; athletes with some experience will likely already know the information. Glos., ind. Review covers these Move Your Body titles: Biking, Hiking, and Skateboarding.
Reviewer: Jack Forman
4 reviews
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