As a homeschool mom of four kids, I understand the importance of providing them with opportunities to learn and grow. While structured learning and activities are important, I also believe that unstructured play is crucial for their development. Unstructured play is any activity that allows children to use their imagination and creativity without any specific rules or goals. This type of play can include things like playing with toys, exploring nature, or simply daydreaming. It's the opposite of structured activities like organized sports or formal lessons. Many people believe that unstructured play is just a waste of time, but in reality, it has numerous benefits for kids. Here are just a few of them:
So next time you're thinking about signing your kids up for another structured activity, consider allowing them some time for unstructured play instead. Your kids will thank you for it!
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AuthorKat is a wife (of over 20 years) and mother of 4! She is a work from home, homeschooling, tea loving busy girl. Archives
May 2023
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