Table of Contents

Introduction 3 Top Tips 5 Fingers out 7 Initials 8 Two dice lotto 9 Who has the button? 10 Marco Polo 11 Granny's knickers 12 Copy the leader 13 Afloat in a boat 14 Clap and call 15 Target practice 16 Six by six 17 How many eggs are in the nest? 18 Honey pots 19 Concentration 20 What am I? 21 I went on holiday and packed... 22 Draw in the dark 23 Count me in 24 Opposites 25 Secret agents 26 Red or black? 27 Ten things to think of 28 What's your favourite...? 29Fancy footwork 30Pirate treasure 31 Reach the enchanted castle 32 Training and resources 33

Promotional Information

Everyone loves games and Jenny Mosley's pocket books are perfect for playtimes and will help midday supervisors and Playground Friends answer the perennial playground cry of "What can we play now?" and will keep children happy for hours. The games in these books encourage energetic exercise, much needed in today's hi-tech/low-sleep society! At the same time they promote positive relationships between the children themselves and the children and adults. They slip into the pockets of Midday Supervisors or into children's tabards so they are incredibly handy. Pocket Wet Playtimes is full of lively and exciting games to delight and entertain children when the sky turns grey and it starts to rain. Designed to stimulate a spirit of cooperation and healthy interaction, there are games to suit lots of different moods and interests.

About the Author

Jenny Mosley is well known internationally and nationally, and is in great demand for her inspiring talks, lectures and workshops. Her books and resources have received wide and enthusiastic acclaim. She leads a popular, successful consultancy company that provides unique in-service training and team-building for teachers, health workers, interagency partnerships, support staff, lunchtime supervisors, parents and children. Her books include the seminal All Round Success, Quality Circle Time in the Primary School and Quality Circle Time in the Secondary School and the recent How to Create Calm Dining Halls! Her pioneering work in playgrounds has been featured on Just One Chance, a BBC documentary, and has led to many exciting playground projects.