Adults Can Play!

The word “play” can be seen as juvenile and a term that describes what children do. Play however offers incredible benefits throughout the lifespan. We are never to old to play!

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Tanya Whipple
PRIORITIZING PLAY - MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOU THINK

A new exhibit at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre explores the world of play, and its benefits, through fun and interactive play stations. Lethbridge Plays partnered with the Helen Schuler Nature Centre to co-develop the exhibit, which will be featured in the Centre’s main gallery until March 2024.  

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Tanya Whipple
Safe play in, on and around the water

Did you know that water play is a great way to work on the development of fine motor skills, hand eye co-ordination, social and communication skills and problem solving to name a few. Cool off this summer by exploring different water activities at home or out and about in your community! Check out our blog on playing safe in on and around the water.

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Tanya Whipple
Sensory Play Fun!

Sensory play activities invite children to explore with senses, including touch, sight, smell, sound and taste. This is an important way for children to explore their world!

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Tanya Whipple
Benefits of Mixed Age Play

When we think of play, often the first thing that comes to mind is young kids running and laughing, playing imaginative games and having fun. What we don’t often think of is older kids playing, and even less often, adults playing. Yet play between children of different ages and play between children and adults is hugely beneficial- not just to the kids, but to everyone!

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