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Play is not more important than science, literacy, physics, or math - it IS science, literacy, physics, and math. It is the FOUNDATION for learning. This article touches on the research supporting the importance of incorporating play into your classroom's daily schedule and ideas for how to do that. Included is a link to a free webinar.
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