Physical activity is more important than ever for children’s health and development. Discover how active, open-ended play supports physical fitness, creativity, emotional well-being, and lifelong learning while helping kids build confidence through movement.
How does screen time shape a child’s developing brain? Explore the latest research on the effects of excessive screen use and discover why active, open-ended play is essential for building creativity, focus, social skills, and healthy childhood development.
Rediscover the joy and lifelong benefits of childhood play. Learn how open-ended play sparks creativity, strengthens problem-solving skills, builds meaningful social connections, and helps children develop the confidence to explore, imagine, and grow.
Don’t let summer become a season of endless screen time. Discover simple ways to encourage open-ended play, outdoor adventures, creativity, and hands-on activities that keep kids active, engaged, and making lasting memories all summer long.
Could excessive screen time be changing the way children think and learn? Explore the science behind digital dementia, its impact on developing brains, and how open-ended play can help strengthen creativity, focus, problem-solving, and healthy child development.
Play is more than fun—it’s one of the most powerful ways children learn. Discover how open-ended play fosters creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving while laying the foundation for lifelong learning and healthy development.
Discover how everyday conversations between adults and children help shape dramatic play, spark imagination, and support language development. Learn why meaningful interactions and open-ended play are essential for fostering creativity, communication, and lifelong learning.
Resilience isn’t something children are born with—it’s something they build through experience. Discover how open-ended play helps young children develop confidence, problem-solving skills, emotional resilience, and the ability to overcome life’s everyday challenges.
Strong social skills begin with meaningful play. Discover how open-ended play helps preschoolers develop communication, cooperation, empathy, and confidence while giving parents and teachers practical ways to encourage positive social interactions every day.
As recess continues to shrink, children are losing valuable opportunities to play, move, and connect. Discover why unstructured play is essential for healthy development and how protecting recess supports creativity, resilience, learning, and lifelong well-being.
Libraries are redefining community engagement through the power of play. Discover how open-ended play helps libraries create inclusive spaces where children and families can build creativity, collaboration, social connections, and a lifelong love of learning.
Movement is essential to the way children learn and grow. Discover how active, open-ended play supports brain development, creativity, problem-solving, physical health, and academic success by engaging both the body and the mind.
