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Play is a fundamental developmental activity that directly fosters the acquisition of social skills, as evidenced by its role in practicing social interaction [1], facilitating the development of social competencies [2], mastering relationships [3], and building the foundation for emotional and social growth [4].
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Importance of Play in Early Childhood | HeadStart.gov headstart.gov 2 facts
claimPlay serves as a mechanism for children to learn and practice family values, social interaction skills, and the usage of objects and language within their communities.
claimPlay benefits every aspect of child development by allowing infants and toddlers to explore their world and bodies, while mastering relationships and social skills.
The Power of Play: How Fun and Games Help Children Thrive healthychildren.org 1 fact
claimPlay facilitates the development of language, math, and social skills, and assists children in coping with stress.
The Role of Play in Child Development mtsinaicdc.org 1 fact
claimPlay is a vital component of early childhood development that allows children to develop cognitive, physical, social, and emotional skills, laying the foundation for lifelong learning.