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Inclusive Indoor Play: Play and Playthings

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2009
Unlike outdoor playgrounds, indoor play environments are made up of playthings that are larger than toys and smaller than playground equipment. These playthings, due to their focus on able-bodied children, are vastly underutilized as tools for social education.
Abir Mullick, R.L. Grubbs
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Play, childhood, and playthings in Bor, South Sudan, 2009–2010

International Journal of Play, 2018
This essay contributes to the comparative ethnography of play by reporting on children's descriptions of play in Bor, South Sudan.
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Games Children Play--Playthings as user friendly aids for learning in Art Appreciation

Early Child Development and Care, 1993
A suggestion is put forward that in the early years of schooling art history teaching might be tackled with the help of user‐friendly aids. The aids are everyday games and playthings which have been “doctored” to include an art history over‐lay and therefore in their new guise have a role in art education.
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