In the early 1990s, during the first days of desktop publishing, clip art was vitally important ... (aka those tinny bits of music that would play automatically when you visited a website ...

“We tie it to creativity and innovation. Play opens up the possibilities.” We spoke to Lee about the importance of play at work, how to build design thinking into the employee ...

Parents seeking to support their child’s mental and emotional wellness are learning about the importance of screen-free play. In addition to simply helping your child have fun, play helps them ...

ADAM: IN AN AGE WHERE THERE IS INCREASING EFFORTS TO GIVE CHILDREN A HEAD START IN ACADEMIC LEARNING AT YOUNGER AND YOUNGER AGES, IS PLAY STILL IMPORTANT IN THE LIVES OF YOUNG CHILDREN?

Play is one of the most important aspects of a child’s life. Why? Because through peekaboo, patty-cake, and playing house, children learn to think creatively and interact socially. Through play ...

The importance of play message is one further highlighted at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum. Adrienne Brown, marketing & events manager at the museum, even stresses the importance of play for ...

Let’s explore the importance of outdoor play and practical ways to motivate children to engage with the world outside.

It’s no secret that kids love to play, but there’s much more to play than having fun. In fact, play is an excellent way to learn, both in structured and unstructured environments, according to ...

Play is really the work of childhood.” But a recent global study across 36 countries indicates that 78% of children say adults do not always think playing is important. Further, 73% of children ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica- Educational institutions and parents are being reminded of the importance of including play in the teaching and learning process in schools and at home. This was highlighted on ...

Julie discusses the importance of play with Dr. Jayne Griffin. Most people would not question the importance of play for children. But eyebrows might be raised if one suggested that play actually ...

There isn’t anything wrong with that, and day care providers work hard, but something seems to be lost when there is less free play and more supervised time. Playing is learning. That is not always ...