Play is an essential and distinctive aspect of childhood that profoundly influences children's development across multiple domains. This scientific article explores the essence and uniqueness of play in children's activities, drawing upon a comprehensive review of existing literature. Play is characterized by its voluntary and intrinsically motivated nature, providing children with a self-directed and imaginative space for exploration, learning, and social interaction. The cognitive benefits of play include enhanced problem-solving skills, creativity, and a positive attitude towards learning. Emotionally, play supports emotional regulation, empathy development, and the expression of complex emotions. Socially, play facilitates the developme...
BACKGROUND As an important aspect of health and development, a number of policy and practice init...
The article presents scientific views on the role and significance of children's play folklore in th...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 65-67)This paper deals with the importance of play. A bri...
Play is an essential part of child development. Children learn about their world through playing. If...
Play is a normal expression in children, which can be influenced by ethnicity, language, religion or...
In this article, you will learn about the importance of movement games in the physical and moral dev...
LAY IS AS natural to children as breathing. It is a universal expression of children, and it can tra...
In this article, you will learn about the importance of movement games in the physical and moral dev...
Play in humans, especially in human children, has been written about extensively by psychologists an...
A child’s play is the meaning of its life in preschool age. It was his refuge from fears, field of b...
Play is enjoying the moment, spontaneously acting child-like. In research, defining play has histori...
USA, 2011; OneWorld Publications, 2011), the authors explore how play enhances brain development in ...
"File: Human Relations, 8/77,8M, 7/79/5M""'Play is the most complete education process of the mind ....
Play is a voluntary, spontaneous, flexible, and pleasurable activity that is a child’s natural, auto...
In the article allows children to get acquainted with the life that exists in the forms in which the...
BACKGROUND As an important aspect of health and development, a number of policy and practice init...
The article presents scientific views on the role and significance of children's play folklore in th...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 65-67)This paper deals with the importance of play. A bri...
Play is an essential part of child development. Children learn about their world through playing. If...
Play is a normal expression in children, which can be influenced by ethnicity, language, religion or...
In this article, you will learn about the importance of movement games in the physical and moral dev...
LAY IS AS natural to children as breathing. It is a universal expression of children, and it can tra...
In this article, you will learn about the importance of movement games in the physical and moral dev...
Play in humans, especially in human children, has been written about extensively by psychologists an...
A child’s play is the meaning of its life in preschool age. It was his refuge from fears, field of b...
Play is enjoying the moment, spontaneously acting child-like. In research, defining play has histori...
USA, 2011; OneWorld Publications, 2011), the authors explore how play enhances brain development in ...
"File: Human Relations, 8/77,8M, 7/79/5M""'Play is the most complete education process of the mind ....
Play is a voluntary, spontaneous, flexible, and pleasurable activity that is a child’s natural, auto...
In the article allows children to get acquainted with the life that exists in the forms in which the...
BACKGROUND As an important aspect of health and development, a number of policy and practice init...
The article presents scientific views on the role and significance of children's play folklore in th...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 65-67)This paper deals with the importance of play. A bri...