Physical Education from Turtleman Used Books

Wear along the top and bottom edges, to both the book and the dust jacket. Fading on the spine of the jacket. Pages all clean, unmarked, tight and intact. 268 pages. Many real life examples to illustrate the concepts. Athletic programs still need this, even 43 years later.

Book is in good condition, while the dust jacket has suffered through the years, gathering many tears along the way. Book shows some shelf wear along the bottom edge, and has highlighting through the first 70 pages. Owner's name inside front cover. Original price sticker on reverse. The title clearly tells what the book is about.… Read more about this item

Minimal wear, mainly a small tear at the top of the spine, which also looks just slightly askew. Otherwise just slight shelf wear. Owner's name on title page and a very small amount of highlighting within. A bit dated, but still a good reference for ideas for the elementary PE specialist. The book will ship at… Read more about this item

Some minor shelf wear. A small amount of underlining in the early pages. 599 pages. This book predates the personal computer era, so there is a lot about calculations that are much easier today. As a matter of fact, in 1973, we were just at the beginning of the pocket calculator era, and those few that… Read more about this item

Dust jacket has numerous small tears around the perimeter and some wear at the corners. Book has shelf wear at the corners and edges. Pages clean, intact, unmarked. Binding tight. Numerous illustrations.

Book shows little sign of wear, but the dust jacket took it on the chin. You can see the large hole in it in photo #1. There are other tears and wounds as well. Book it self is clean and tight, unmarked except for the owner's name inside front and back covers. The title tells you… Read more about this item

Interior clean, unmarked other than the owner's name inside front cover. Cover has some minor rubbing and a little age discoloration. What else can I say? It's all about volleyball.

In spite of the title, the Concepts probably can't be called "new" any longer. But, they are still concepts, and if you are planning there might be useful information herein. Book shows some wear, but not a lot. Black and white and color illustrations.

Some smudges on the cover, some notes, some solutions marked within. The book is old, but the math is still useful and the situation still exists. If you teach PE, this will add statistical validity to the teaching. The real difference is that today, you can use a calculator. Didn't have those in 1973.