Children take on themes that are in line with their developmental stage and interests. Through using their five senses they gain a wealth of experience and engage in creative activities. While playing with familiar materials and handmade educational materials, they broaden the scope of both their interests and experience.

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“What's going to come out?” “Will it fit?” “Let's play with paper,” “Let's play with paint” etc.

In environments furnished with an extensive variety of play equipment, children choose for themselves what they want to play, expanding their activities in their own way. Play fosters independence and cooperation.

In the outdoor air and sunlight, children play in a carefree manner, which stimulates their physical motor development and helps promote emotional stability.

Children have widespread contact with music through a variety of songs and sounds, instruments to play with, eurhythmics and the like. Enjoying music as a form of play heightens their interest and nurtures their individuality and expressiveness.

Enjoying stories and songs stimulates children's language development and nourishes listening ability, a rich imagination, and communication ability.