Children's games: What to play and what to avoid

Author: Yang Rui
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Children have the right to rest and leisure, engage in games and recreational activities suitable for their age, and freely participate in cultural and artistic life. For children, games are their favorite activity, as they meet the needs of their physical and mental development. Games are an effective means of exercising children's bodies. Games can promote the physical and mental development of children. Games are an effective means of exercising children's bodies, games can promote the development of their intelligence and language, games can also promote the formation of their good qualities, and games can also allow children to be nurtured by beauty. Childlike innocence allows them to imagine boldly and create without restraint, reaching a realm that adults cannot achieve, which is a valuable and immense treasure. Play and recreation have a profound impact on a child's personality throughout their life. Hollywood child star Shirley Temple once said about herself, "A very important reason is that I am a child, not a little adult." Therefore, in the field of children's education, whether it is schools or parents, don't forget to leave a "proper" space for children, allowing them to rediscover the innocence that should belong to them—innocent, lively, fortunate, and full of imagination. This book provides guidance on the taboos of play and recreation for children of different ages, serving as a reference for parents.