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DOWNLOAD THE EVENT KIT →🖐🏽 THANK YOU!
Thank you for spending these past few days with me and for your commitment to children and to protecting play as the gold standard of early childhood education.
Together, we are changing the conversation - helping families, administrators, and communities see that play isn't a break from learning. It is learning. Thank you for being part of this movement and for all you do on behalf of children every single day.
From my heart to yours,
Sally
DAY ONE
Today you'll discover why play is the real curriculum and learn the framework that reveals the learning hidden inside everyday play.
DAY THREE
Learn how to document, explain, and confidently communicate the incredible learning you've uncovered.
Masterclass Replay
Why does play matter more than ever right now?
Learn why play is under pressure, why the research still matters, and how to confidently advocate for play-based learning.
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One of the best parts of Play. Wonder. Learn. is learning alongside other educators who share your passion for children and play.
After you've watched each day's sessions, we'd love for you to join the conversation inside our Free to Play Facebook group.
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Inside you'll discover how to:
- See the remarkable learning hidden within everyday play.
- Understand the brain development unfolding during free play.
- Support children with greater intention and confidence.
- Explain the science of play in language others understand.
- Advocate for play using evidence—not just passion.
