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Play in the gaps
Written by Arch. Rekha Desai
Play is Ubiquitous. When I was growing up, play used to be a very integral part of our life. Going to school was mandatory. But once you returned, just hurriedly dropping our school bags, running downstairs in the society – to indulge in play where cli
My Play World
Written by Arch. Minaz Ansari | Pic credits: Zainab Miyasaheb, Minaz Ansari
To me, the world is one big playground… I build castles in sand and splash in the waves of the ocean. I play in the gurgling water of a stream and jump over rocks and boulders. I run through fields and jump across canals, chase cattle, climb trees an
Learning through Play
Written by Prof. Akhtar Chauhan
Learning is a wonderful experience and the beauty of it is that it has no boundaries! It is a creative process, one can learn by thousand ways! It happens at home, in the school, in the neighbourhood, playgrounds, around in the city and through travel
My joy place, my School !
Did you know that a child who plays a lot is likely to have a better job when he grows up? How can playing – convert a dull or developing child into a human with an improved IQ? And why only kids, did you know that playing was equally beneficial for ad