PLANNING THY ACTIVITY PROGRAM:

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Games - that part of the program content which provides
opportunities for people to satisfy their play drives, to
acquire skills, develop social intercourse and leadership
within the group.
A. Playground games.
B. Recreation center games.
C. Swimming - life saving, wading, and water sports.
(It is necessary to clear all requests for life guard
service through the State Supervisor of Recreation)
D. Snow and ice activities - skating, skiing, tobogganing,
coasting, hockey, bob-sledding, ice sledding, etc.

. Music - that part of the program content which provides

opportunities for people to take part in certain rhythmic
activities for the skill improvement as well as the social
values which come from the expression or appreciation of
music in its many forms and in social groups.

. Crafts and visual arts - that part of the program content

which will allow people to creatively manipulate material

things and ideas for creative expression or appreciation.

Clay modelling.

Wood carving.

Metal crafts.

Block printing.

Batik,

Leather crafts.

Paper crafts.

Woodwork.

I. Puppet construction.

Drama - that part of the program content which allows people

to play the part or "role" for creative expression or.

appreciation.

Puppets and marionettes.

Story-telling.

Story play.

Drama clubs.

. Sketches.

Reviews.

. Frogs.

Pageants (It is necessary to receive permission from
the State Supervisor of Recreation prior to
organizing or assisting with a community
pageant)

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. Game room - for active, semi-active, or quiet games.
. Play centers for preschool children - for children under

school age, for whom no provision is made by existing
agencies, are eligible for inclusion under the recreation
program. Play centers provide facilities for normal play
under healthful conditions and under supervision. Minimum
standards have been established with respect to buildings,
equipment, porsonnel selection and training, and program
organization. In cases where such centers are desired, it
is requested that the State Supervisor of Recreation be
notified in advance, in order that such approvals may be
given in cooperation with the State Safety Consultant.