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The “Playing” Field: Attitudes, Activities, and the Conflation of Play and Games
Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 2011 openaire +2 more sources
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I Play, You Play, We Play: Concurrent Activity at Play Streets
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 2020Purpose: Despite multiple health benefits, many children and teens do not achieve recommended amounts of physical activity (PA). Temporary changes to the built environment like Play Streets, temporarily closing streets to create safe places to play, are one solution to encourage PA in summer months.
Tyler Prochnow +2 more
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The Association Between the Preference for Active Play and Neurological Development in Toddlers: A Register-Based Study [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2020 Minna Aromaa +2 more
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Playware technology for physically activating play
Artificial Life and Robotics, 2005We present and use the robotic building block concept to create playware. Playware is the use of intelligent technology to create the kinds of leisure activity we normally label play, i.e., intelligent hard- and software that aims at producing play and playful experiences among users.
Lund, H.H., Jessen, Carsten, Klitbo, T.
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Pragmatic Evaluation of the Go2Play Active Play Intervention on Physical Activity and Fundamental Movement Skills in Children [PDF]
Preventive Medicine Reports, 2017 John J Reilly +2 more
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2015
The child is never alone and we cannot examine play by just looking at the child, without also looking at the child’s world. Relationships and the world the child relates to are important dimensions in child’s play. Children are able to relate and collaborate with each other while playing with objects.
Avis Ridgway, Gloria Quiñones, Liang Li
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The child is never alone and we cannot examine play by just looking at the child, without also looking at the child’s world. Relationships and the world the child relates to are important dimensions in child’s play. Children are able to relate and collaborate with each other while playing with objects.
Avis Ridgway, Gloria Quiñones, Liang Li
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Activities, Adaptation & Aging, 2001
Abstract This article outlines a series of activities developed from the adult play and geriatric therapy literature. The purpose of this article is to introduce therapeutic play activities developed for use with nursing home residents. The activities are intended to increase residents' socialization, generate interpersonal and emotional dialogue among
Amy Trzinski, Jeanette Higgins
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Abstract This article outlines a series of activities developed from the adult play and geriatric therapy literature. The purpose of this article is to introduce therapeutic play activities developed for use with nursing home residents. The activities are intended to increase residents' socialization, generate interpersonal and emotional dialogue among
Amy Trzinski, Jeanette Higgins
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Early Years Educator, 2013
The Sefton Active Play project was set up to raise awareness of the need for early years settings to promote and maintain ways of engaging children with increased levels of daily physical activity.
Zoe Knowles +5 more
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The Sefton Active Play project was set up to raise awareness of the need for early years settings to promote and maintain ways of engaging children with increased levels of daily physical activity.
Zoe Knowles +5 more
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Physical Activity Play: The Nature and Function of a Neglected Aspect of Play
Child Development, 1998Abstract In this review, we consider the nature and possible developmental functions of physical activity play, defined as a playful context combined with a dimension of physical vigor. We distinguish 3 kinds of physical activity play, with consecutive age peaks: rhythmic stereotypies peaking in infancy, exercise play peaking during ...
A D, Pellegrini, P K, Smith
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Child Care, 2010
Each month we put a different country under the spotlight. This month: Northern Ireland
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Each month we put a different country under the spotlight. This month: Northern Ireland
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