Ideas and research-inspired guidance for creativity, curiosity, collaboration, and meaningful learning through play.
There’s a version of screen time that looks a lot like staring into a blank void. Looks like a kid on the couch, game running, not much happening from the outside, and there’s a version that looks completely different, where…
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Every kid has something that holds their attention without any effort at all, and for some kids, that thing is really hard to find at school, where the structure and pacing are set by someone else. Creative, open-ended play works…
There’s a version of creativity that gets all the attention, the beautiful painting, the elaborate build, the thing that looks impressive from across the room. And then there’s the kid who makes everyone laugh with a perfectly timed joke or…
There’s a specific kind of checking back that happens after a kid finishes building something and shares it, they’ll check again in ten minutes, then again an hour later, watching to see if anyone noticed. It can look a little…
There’s a specific kind of parent worry that shows up when a kid tears down something they built and starts over from scratch. It looks like wasted effort from the outside, all that work, gone, but watch it happen a…
There’s a particular kind of pride that shows up when a kid earns something instead of just being handed it, and it’s genuinely different from the pride of getting a gift. You can watch it happen in real time with…
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