In this lesson, we are going to be exploring your own attitudes and beliefs around play.
Sometimes, without even realising it, we can actually hinder our child's play.Â
Perhaps you view play as a form of entertainment or maybe you interrupt your child at play to get them to do something else instead.Â
Often the things we do that we think our helpful - such as asking questions or taking the lead in play- can have the opposite effect from the one intended.Â
Let's explore these attitudes further.Â
What You’ll Learn in this article:
In newsletter 3 of the Simplifying Play Series, we are going to be exploring your attitudes towards play.
This lesson takes the format of both video and newsletter format and covers:
The myth versus reality of play
Understanding the importance of play
What children learn through play
What the experts say about play
How NASA Creativity Test helps us understand the importance of play
How understanding play helps us to simplify days at home
Working on your own beliefs + journal prompts
What do you receive as a paid subscriber?
Access to this article and the other newsletters in this masterclass series (which are released over the course of December 2022)
Printable resources
Journal prompts and reflection questions
Access to the Playful Prompts library
Seasonal Rhythms Guide and Printable resources
New masterclass topics every month - plus access to previous masterclasses
Access to community discussion boards
Bonus video overview of each topic
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Newsletter Release Dates
Simplifying Play: An Introduction - 6th December
Getting Started with Practical Life Activities - 13th December
Working on your Beliefs about play - 20th December (this email)
Your Role in Play - 27th December