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The Right To Play: How Jane Addams Fought For America's Playgrounds

ISBN-10: 0807570745
ISBN-13: 9780807570746
Author: Brown, Elizabeth
Illustrated by: Lee, Olga
Interest Level: K-3
Publisher: Albert Whitman & Company

Publication Date: August 2025

Copyright: 2024

Page Count: 32

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Grades K-3

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JUVENILE NONFICTION / Biography & Autobiography / Women

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Jane Addams ensured that all children in the United States had the right to play. As a girl, Jane Addams's limp left her feeling excluded from other children's games. This experience later inspired her to create the first model playground in the United States at Hull House, the Chicago settlement home she co-founded for immigrant families. Her project launched a nationwide movement to create safe, dedicated play spaces for all children..
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