structured and unstructured play

What are the Benefits of Structured Play?

Structured play offers numerous benefits, including:
Skill Development: Helps in learning new skills and improving existing ones.
Social Interaction: Children learn to cooperate, share, and communicate effectively.
Discipline: Teaches children to follow rules and respect authority.
Physical Fitness: Activities like sports promote physical activity and overall health.

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