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 \nSoon girls played basketball too.  \nSENDA:Yes,I did.I worked at Smith College.I taughtgym class.I wanted girls to play basketball.  \nJAMES:At that time,people thought girls had tobe careful.They thought girls would get hurtplaying sports.  \nSENDA:I thought that way too.I made up new basketballrules for girls.Today,people have different ideasabout girls'sports.  \nJAMES:Mrs.Abbott,you did a great thing!You helpedstart women's basketball.  \nJAMES:Tell us about the rules for girls.  \nSENDA:(holds up a drawing)I split the court in three  \nparts.Each team had six to ten players.Players stayedin one part of the court.The girls did not have to runso much.  \nJAMES:What other changes did you make?  \nSENDA:Girls could not foul each other.They could notpush the ball away from other players.I thought thismade the game safer.  \nBASKET BALL PoR WOMEX,  \n86  \n\n| G0AL  \u003Cbr>2   |\n| --- |\n| 3  \u003Cbr>4   |\n| 5  \u003Cbr>6  \u003Cbr>G0AL   |\n\nSCREEN  \n\n| GOAL…·  \u003Cbr>6FEET RADrus   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| DIV/310w LINE  \u003Cbr>%  \u003Cbr>DI1S10~LINE   |  |\n| 6FEETR   | ADtS  \u003Cbr>GOAL   |\n\nAT LEAS丁·3 FEET FROM WALL  \nDIAGRAM 0F F/ELD 0F PLAY  \nDiagram of Fleld,Showing Pasitlon of Six on Team  \nThese drawings showhow Senda split the courtfor girls.  \nSCPEEN  \nCLARA:(walking in)I know another change made tobasketball for girls.  \nSENDA:Hello,Clara!  \nCLARA:I am Clara Gregory Baer.I was a gym teachertoo.I am also important in basketball history.  \nSENDA:Clara heard about basketball.She wanted hergirls to play.  \nCLARA:Some people did not want girls to play.So I madeup new rules too.  \nIt was hardfor girls tomove inlong skirts.","cbCaijBqGuELB0Tv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijBqGuELB0Tv","pdf",2197485,16,"English","# Learning Goals\n# Griirls PlayingBasketball\n# Characters\n## SENDA ABBOTT\n## CLARA BAER\n## DR.JAMES NAISMITH\n# Setting\n## SENDA's living room\n# Basketball Then and Now\n## Using peach baskets and early balls\n## Watching games on TV\n## Rules for girls\n# Diagram of the court split for girls","[{\"question\":\"Who invented basketball, and when did it start?\",\"answer\":\"Dr. James Naismith invented basketball in 1891, originally as a winter game for boys.\"},{\"question\":\"What did Senda Abbott change to help girls play basketball?\",\"answer\":\"Senda split the court into three parts, adjusted player movement, and created rules to make the game safer, such as limiting fouls and pushing.\"},{\"question\":\"Why was it difficult for girls to play basketball in long skirts?\",\"answer\":\"The text explains that it was hard for girls to move while wearing long skirts, which influenced the need for rule changes.\"}]","Griirls PlayingBasketball - Question of the Week - How can we learn to appreciate the talents of others? 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