Play Cards
Children love to play—and as they do, we can help them explore the world around them and practice important skills.
Play Together
Play and movement are an important part of healthy brain development. Children learn at a very early age how to engage and interact with the world around them through play.
Resources
Pinkalicious Family Game
Play this interactive game with your children.
Encouraging Dramatic play with your child
Two-year-olds are just developing their interest in pretending, and generally use dramatic play to express and regulate their feelings.
Learning Through Play
As children play, they explore their world and learn skills crucial to brain development. These resources encourage playing to learn.
Play Helps Kids De-stress
Play can help regulate children's stress response in addition to supporting their development and other skills needed to grow strong.
Simon Says….
Play 'Simon Says' with Dot and her friends in the car, at dinner time, or even bath time to practice listening and following directions.