Today, my class participated in Global School Play Day!
I was heavily influenced to participate in #GSPD after listening to this eye-opening presentation:The Decline of Play TED Talk from the psychologist Peter Gray.
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On Monday, I emailed parents, shared "The Decline of Play" video, and asked for games to be brought in for our #GSPD event. On Wednesday, we played!
First, we talked about the rules.
There were so many fun group games!
Twister!
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Bananagrams!
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Giant Checkers on a woven game board!
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Some kids play Jacks for the first time!
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Key to the Treasure
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There was a new game, Blank Slate.
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Many kids enjoyed creating.
Origami was a hit!
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Some students were driving their toys all over the world!
Outside games and fun were enjoyed. Some kids created a mega-hopscotch game!
Even our principal join in!
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What is your opinion of Global Play Day?
In your opinion, what is the best game?
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