Play Outside Heart-Mind Online

Did you know that children are spending less time in unstructured play – especially outdoors and in natural settings – than at any other time in history?[1]Outdoor play is important for children’s well-being and growth. Research[2] tells us that it is through play that children learn and develop and the outdoors provides a unique setting that gives children different play opportunities than those available indoors. Children learn valuable lessons and practice new skills when they play outdoors. 5 Benefits of Outdoor Play:1.

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