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Direct linkHonig, Alice – Young Children, 2007
Play is children's work. Alice Honig enumerates from the heart 10 ways in which children learn through play, including building dexterity; social skills; cognitive and language skills; number and time concepts; spatial understanding; reasoning of cause and effect; clarification of pretend versus real; sensory and aesthetic appreciation; extended…
Descriptors: Language Skills, Time, Separation Anxiety, Dramatic Play
