The Power of Play: Learning Through Fun and Creative Exploration

Activities & play

August 5, 2025

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Play is learning in disguise. Through play, children strengthen language, motor skills, problem-solving, and social confidence. Both guided and free play are essential for balanced growth.


Age-Appropriate Play Ideas

  • 0–12 months: Tummy time, sound toys, facial expression imitation

  • 1–3 years: Block stacking, color sorting, water play

  • 3–5 years: Role-play (shop/doctor), puzzles, beginner board games


Creative Play at Home

  • Turn a cardboard box into a shop or bus

  • Nature scavenger hunt with leaves, flowers, and rocks

  • Music-stop dance to develop rhythm and listening

a little girl sitting on the ground next to some cones
a little girl sitting on the ground next to some cones
a little girl sitting on the ground next to some cones

Final Thought

Just 20–30 minutes of free play plus 15 minutes of guided play daily can fuel lifelong curiosity and skills.

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