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Game-Based & Interactive Learning Activities for Early Years

Manual for teachers produced by the Ministry of Education and Youth with support from UNICEF

Children participating in Street Play games in Kingston, Jamaica
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    This manual is designed to guide grades 1 -3 teachers in the use of games in the teaching and learning process. It is meant to complement the activities already identified in the National Standards Curriculum (NSC) Grades 1 – 3 integrated curriculum.

    Game-Based Manual
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    Ministry of Education and Youth
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    Languages
    English

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