It's Play On
Kids need to play; it is not a mere luxury.Not just games with rules, but kids need long, unstructured blocks of time to play.
Pretend play is one of the best ways for kids to develop their creativity.
Encourage outdoor play. You can even have students make up their own games.
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Nowadays creativity in kids is dying out. The craze to do something new is now quite unlikely to be found in our youngsters. They are now just programmed machines; not ready to try something new.
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