· I can remember when I was younger that my grandmother would
always encourage me to play, and when I was at home I was always encouraged to
play versus watching television as an alternative.
· The biggest difference I see in play today is the innovative
side of things. Most things are technological advanced and ran on a batter or
has to plugged into a wall. There are far and few between toys that cause you
to think or create things. The toys that children prefer to play with these
days all tend to have screens that entertain instead of actually playing.
· I hope that children can learn do more critical thinking and
discover during imaginative pay. I want children to live up to the expectation
of play of Mr. Rogers and practice what they learn during play.
· Oddly enough I always wanted to play teacher as a child and that
is what I worked to become an educator in my adulthood.














