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1. www.playscriptsforkids.net › browse-play-scripts-for-kidsFree Scripts - Play Scripts for Kids

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   Free plays scripts for kids - browse our collection of free scripts: classics, modern plays and fairytales. Download and read for free.

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     WOMAN 1 (Mom, Carla, various pirates and kids) – Mom is the...

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     A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare adapted by...

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     For children in toddler and play groups, nurseries,...

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     Grease (full script) by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey . Full...

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     Monologues are great and can be used in so many ways: as...

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     While almost any of the scripts in our catalogue can be used...

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     A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare adapted by...

2. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2017/09/11Kathleen Chalfant’s Sure-Footed Gusto | The New Yorker

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   The sure-footed star trips the light fantastic (sort of) in “For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday” (in previews; opening Sept. 13), Chalfant’s thirty-ninth play in New York and her sixth at...

3. www.naeyc.org › this-is-play-chap-1-excerptThe Importance of Play for Young Children - NAEYC

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   Play affirms and stimulates children’s creativity and nurtures the “thinking outside the box” approach that children will use to contribute their own ideas to the world. As Piaget notes, “Play is the answer to the question: how does anything new come about?”

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4. www.unicef.org › sites › defaultLearning through play - UNICEF

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   One of the great challenges in education planning, therefore, is to incorporate pre-primary education into the formal education sector while retaining the distinctive elements of quality programming for young children.2 A key element to consider is ‘learning through play’, or ‘playful learning’, which is central to quality early childhood pedago...

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5. capp.ucsf.edu › tkssra6871 › fPlay, It’s the Way Young Children Learn for anyone who ...

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   When children play, they learn: Play is children’s natural language and the most important context in which they learn, experiment with new ideas, and develop understandings about the world. Through play, young children build the skills they need for critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership. Play is how children learn to solve

6. www.earlychildhoodforum.org › docs › itsallaboutplay_08It’s all about play - Early Childhood Forum

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   Through play, children gain self-confidence, independence and resilience. They access essential information about themselves and the world around them. Play is vital for children’s social and emotional development. Playing outdoors, exploring their community and natural environment is essential to children’s health.

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   Is Chalfant a good play?

   • Written by the irrepressible Sarah Ruhl, the play offers yet another role for Chalfant, lithe and handsome, to inhabit with her characteristic gusto and intelligence, all amounting, no doubt, to the kind of spectacle that draws Chalfant’s audience close, like the voice you remember hearing in school during story time. ♦

   Kathleen Chalfant’s Sure-Footed Gusto | The New Yorker

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   What is the Charter for children's Play3?

   • for Children’s PlayThe Early Childhood Forum (ECF) welcomes the Charter for Children’s Play3, which sets ut a vision for play. We hope the charter will act as a catalyst to ensure that everyone in the children’s workforce, parents and communities take responsibility for addressing children’s needs for play an

   It’s all about play - Early Childhood Forum

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   Was Kathleen Chalfant a full production?

   • A number of years ago, I had the great good fortune to direct the legendary Kathleen Chalfant. It was not a full production but a staged reading.

   Kathleen Chalfant’s Sure-Footed Gusto | The New Yorker

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   How can families support a play-based approach to learning?

   • Families can also use everyday activities and routines at home, such as preparing food, washing clothes and going to the market, as learning opportunities. Engage families and community members in supporting a play-based approach to learning.

   Learning through play - UNICEF

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8. www.nifplay.org › play-for-youPlay for Kids - National Institute for Play

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   A 2021 article by Peter Gray argues that what young children need most is play, care, and love, not school. Instead of trying to choose the right activities, spend time watching and understanding your children. As soon as you can — even when they are infants — try to spot what engages them and makes them gleeful.