This issue of Home and Classroom discusses how movement is more than just play in the early years—it is the foundation for a child’s growth, learning, and well-being. It contributes to the development of motor skills, coordination, and balance. But movement also goes far beyond physical health. Active play fuels brain development, enhances memory and attention, supports emotional regulation, and builds the social skills children need to thrive in school and life.
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