The play ethic : a manifesto for a different way of living by Kane, Pat

Table of Contents: “…The Play Aesthetic: Arts, Media and Play Values --…”


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Under the sea floor puzzle with activity pieces

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Find Fergus by Boldt, Mike

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Little lost Fievel by Teitelbaum, Michael

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A call to character : a family treasury of stories, poems, plays, proverbs, and fables to guide the development of values for you and your children

Table of Contents: “…Contents (chapter titles only): Values that relate to one's self.Courage -- Self-discipline -- Integrity -- Creativity -- Playfulness -- Values that relate to people one knows. Loyalty -- Generosity -- Empathy -- Honesty -- Adaptability -- Values that relate to people one doesn't know and nature. …”


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The earliest years; the growth and development of children under five. by Woodward, O. M.

Table of Contents: “…From three to five -- Growing independence -- Facility in speech -- Difficultuies in relationships -- Emergence of the individual -- 5. Play -- What is play? -- Values of play to young children -- Suitable play materials -- 6. …”


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A practical guide to value clarification by Smith, Maury

Table of Contents: “…Value-clarification techniques : Value love list ; Value auction ; Value voting ; Value ranking ; Value continuum ; Incomplete value sentences ; Coat of arms ; Value thought sheet ; Value autobiography ; Value-clarification journal ; Value questions ; Value interview ; Value brainstorming ; Value problem solving: the girl and the sailor ; Value word search for couples ; Value-clarification sheet ; The value of friendship ; A value dyadic encounter ; Polarizing positions ; International politics ; Life raft ; Value indicators: time/money ; Value role play ; Value-indicator search ; Conversion of limitations ; Fantasy exploration ; Values and conflict ; Negotiation of expectations ; Life process: a structured fantasy…”


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Life is like a musical : how to live, love, and lead like a star by Federle, Tim

Table of Contents: “…Cast yourself in the role you must play -- Value courage over confidence -- Congratulate the person who got "your" part -- It's called a "play" for a reason -- Raise your voice -- Turn your weaknesses into strengths -- Dance like everyone's watching -- Remember: The show must go on -- Don't cross your arms when the director is talking -- Take comfort that everyone is always starting over -- Realize we're each the lead of our own life -- Fake it -- Find your "I want" song -- The real work happens after opening night -- Buy something physical to remember a big win -- Figure out what kind of no it is -- Forget your résumé. …”


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Play directing : analysis, communication, and style by Hodge, Francis

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