Play is Practice for Life Skills: Preschool

By Becky | December 11, 2018
Two children, embodying the idea that play is practice for life skills even in preschool years, are bundled in winter clothing and building a snowman. The child on the left sports a blue hat and red gloves, while the one on the right dons a white beanie. Stick arms and a carrot-like nose adorn their frosty creation as snow blankets the ground.

According to Fred Rogers, minister, television personality, and author, “Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.” When children play, they are practicing and learning about new skills and concepts. Playtime puts these life skills into practice. Preschool play-based programs are incredibly beneficial for young children, integrating playtime to incorporate intentional and…

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