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credits: gretchen owoki, let the children play
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Exploring everything, real and unreal, through play. I wonder how many fabulous creators, builders, caregivers, scientists, chefs, parents-built their passions through loving the play of it.
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exactly, colleen –
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Nice!
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Fantastic explanation of the intelligence at work, while children participate in the power of Play time. Wonderful pairing, Beth.
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thanks, robin –
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As pokemon and Elsa, they pay homage to the entertainment world. :-)
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yes )
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I love when they make up their own games and leave the licensed characters out. :-)
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yes, that’s the best –
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and we are all kids…..that’s the fun of it! :)
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exactly right, susie!
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Beth, is this your quote? Powerful. Children making sense of their future, their past, and what is real … through their play, their imagination. The power of imagination, underrated … the power of play, and the sacredness of play … severely missed by so many. A tragedy when that happens; but thankfulness when we and our little ones can connect in the realm of play.
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no, not mine, peter. it’s from gretchen, the woman credited at the bottom of my post. i loved her words and agree with all of it. yes, the realm of play is invaluable )
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Creative play allows children (and adults) to explore and learn. Great quote, Beth. ;-)
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absolutely and not my quote, it was gretchen’s, but i loved it )
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