- Prepares them for school
- Nurture social and language skills understanding and learning through touch, sight and sound.
- Aids physical development of a child i.e. Obesity
- Nurture and co-ordinate the sensory and motor skills development of a child.
- Engaging in play activities involving rhyming words enhances his/her linguistic and vocabulary development.
- Hone the numerical and mathematical skills of a child through engaging them in play activities such as counting the number of objects in a stack, teaching them relationships like short and long, big and small, more and less and so on.
- Develops self-esteem by letting them take the lead while playing.
- Develops a healthy and long-lasting relationship between a child and his/her parents.
- It also helps the parents gain an insight into the thought process of their child.
Its about letting them Play. Wise selection of toys is critical to maximize resources, for safety reasons, and because young children learn a great deal from playing with toys.
Why Play is Important?
Play is important in early childhood because:
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