Growing Up is a Playful Way to Go!
Abstract
Through a playful behavior, children imitate, rehearse and practice a variety of different life roles. During play, children challenge and extend their abilities as well as explore their personal comforts and interests. Remember, play belongs to the children. As adults, consider what materials, opportunities, and models we provide.
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2024-05-28
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