Templaytes® play is contemPLAYtive. Thank you Harvard University on your research. "Executive function, emotional regulation, and general physical skills are important for children to learn — and practice — as they grow. The best way for children to learn these skills is through play; that's why we say that play is the work of a child. As devices become more pervasive, and as many children become more scheduled with lessons and organized activities, making time for device-free play can become forgotten." Children need more screen-free activities, whether it be gross motor romping around or chill, relaxed work on the social emotional learning, address the whole child. BONUS: With Templaytes® KIDS LEARN MATH! Counting (preschool) Shapes (preschool) Patterns (preschool) Symmetry (elementary) Sequence (elementary) Geometry (big kids) Family Fun (everybody)! For ALL AGES. #templaytes #mathematics #educational #toys #educationaltoys #puzzles #stem #stemeducation #stemlearning
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