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Studies have shown that engaging in play activities can promote cognitive skills such as problem-solving, collaboration, mental flexibility, and creativity. More than that, play also helps remove cognitive development barriers, such as fear, anxiety, and stress.
This means that when we engage kids in playful activities, we're not just allowing them to have fun but also boosting their brain power and preparing them to face life's challenges better. Let's share fascinating resources that embrace the power of play and unlock their full cognitive potential!
#36 Jack & Dale | Exciting Choices: Flight vs. Dinner, Donkey vs. Giraffe, and Marathon Musings
Jack Watts and I dive into some truly unique topics in this episode. Have you ever thought about using a donkey or a giraffe as a mode of transportation? Or going through the maze-like aisles of a Bunnings store? Well, we’ve got your fun covered! This is as entertaining as it is enlightening, and we can’t wait to have you with us. Catch this episode HERE!
Daily Mission Cards
Unleash the power of learning with Creative Play and Movements Mission Cards! 🃏 Designed to inspire, these cards present a unique challenge that encourages kids to learn and apply new skills in real-world scenarios. From problem-solving to physical activities, these cards offer diverse experiences that will keep children engaged and excited. Get yours HERE!
Addition Crossword Fitness
Get ready to flex the kids' muscles and brains! 🧠 This game is a thrilling blend of mental agility and physical fitness that will keep everyone on their toes.
They'll be solving numeracy puzzles but with a twist! The last two digits of each answer determine the number of reps they must complete before moving on to the next question.
You can play it solo, in pairs, or teams. And don't worry—we have an answer sheet for the trainers or teachers to keep things fair and square. Download this game HERE or sign up for an account HERE!
Alexandra Smith and Oliver Brown – Our young people do not need to be ‘Fixed’ – Our Journey towards Student Agency
The way we approach student well-being has undergone a seismic shift. This talk is about empowering and supporting them to take ownership of their well-being. It's about moving from being mere cognitive learners to becoming AUTONOMOUS individuals. This is a journey of transformation, empowerment, and hope. Click to save this course to your library ➡
Cranbourne East Secondary College
A place where young minds are ignited, where leadership is born, and where voices are amplified—I had the privilege of experiencing this firsthand at Cranbourne East Secondary College 🌟
Our new Voice, Agency, and Leadership program kicked off, led by our very own student leaders.
This milestone, a highlight in my 8-year career, marks the beginning of an exciting journey in which students step into leadership roles.
If you want to bring The School of Play to your community, feel free to fill out the form here ➡
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