Planning for Play in Daily Routines
A printable page to plan moments of playfulness during daily routines.
Children learn best through play, and there are many opportunities to find moments of playfulness in everyday routines! These moments do more than just help children learn and grow, they can help you connect and nurture bonds with the children in your care.
Consider the different routines and activities throughout your day, then use this page to brainstorm ideas to incorporate moments of playfulness.
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