For ten years, OneAmerica has demonstrated the importance of investing in each of their communities through their annual Week of Caring. Playworks was (once again) thrilled to be a part…
https://www.playworks.org/indiana/2023/08/30/oneamerica-week-of-caring-2023/
For ten years, OneAmerica has demonstrated the importance of investing in each of their communities through their annual Week of Caring. Playworks was (once again) thrilled to be a part…
https://www.playworks.org/wisconsin/2023/08/30/oneamerica-week-of-caring-2023/
How to play this rotational style soccer game, perfect for recess!
https://www.playworks.org/resource/game-of-the-week-three-lines-soccer/
Play isn’t just fun and games – it’s a vital aspect of our health and well-being. When we play, we engage our bodies, minds, and senses, creating opportunities for increased…
https://www.playworks.org/news/using-play-to-foster-social-connections-and-physical-activity/
Playworks Michigan benefits enormously from the time and expertise of our local Board members. These champions generously offer advice and guidance to staff, identify resources to support the program, and…
https://www.playworks.org/michigan/about/michigan-board-members/
The Playworks Indiana Advisory Board is a group of change-makers who believe in the power of play and are active ambassadors for Playworks. These playful professionals contribute their personal time…
Playtime is many things. It’s fun for children. It’s an escape for busy parents. But it’s much more than that. According to Dr. Stephanie M. Carlson, distinguished McKnight University Professor at…
Playtime is many things. It’s fun for children. It’s an escape for busy parents. But it’s much more than that. According to Dr. Stephanie M. Carlson, distinguished McKnight University Professor at…
https://www.playworks.org/minnesota/2020/11/09/play-builds-serious-skills/
“Better recess creates better learning. Happier children learn better.” – Victoria Grau, Recess Supervisor, John Garvy Elementary School, Chicago, IL “Happy kids learn better” may seem like good common sense—but…
https://www.playworks.org/case-study/how-play-rewires-brains/
