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The idea of messy play can be a frightening and stressful one for parents as well as educators. But wait...we want you to know the benefits of this often dreaded play is huge. Studies have shown that children learn best through play. Messy play is extremely important for a child’s development. It provides them with an exciting sensory experience that inspires their curiosity, allows them to explore the world around them and enhances their learning, language and creativity. So, how can children be practical if we do not let them touch anything that may be “dirty”? Let’s take a look at the research that has been done, explore and get messy! Come prepared to get your hands dirty and maybe even your feet.

After completing this course, you will:

• Explore different learning styles.
• Identify and overcome obstacles for allowing messy play.
• Incorporate messy play into daily learning experiences.
• Educate parents on why messy play is ok.

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