Written in 2016

In the midst of all this learning about relationships, negotiation and potential conflict resolution, the child begins to gain a clearer understanding of the concepts of right and wrong, and of respect.

The CRAFT Table enables the creation of emotional ties between children When the little ones sit side by side, they create emotional ties characterized by gentle and joyful emotions.

By playing with his peers, the child learns about communication. He must express his likes, his dislikes, how he views play time, etc. When very young, his communication is non-verbal, but as he grows older, he becomes comfortable with verbal communication.

Through different kinds of play, the child forges his identity, sets boundaries between others and himself, and begins to recognize his qualities and shortcomings.

Unstructured outdoor play contributes even more to the full development of children abilities.

Through relationships developed by the child during play, he learns to recognize his strengths and weaknesses, natural behaviours and social skills.

Everyone plays, even adults. People are forever learning and building on their achievements, and everyone is creative in their own way! Adults who have already learned language concepts even enjoy playing with words. This type of play is an integral part of human creativity.

Gross motor skills include larger movements of the entire body. They correspond to 80% of a human being’s motor and sensory functions and are broken down into three subsets, moving (running, crawling, climbing, jumping, etc.), stationary (turning, pirouetting, pushing, sitting, getting up, etc.) and postural (balancing, swinging, walking on a balance beam, etc.)

Happy Father's Day on behalf of Jambette's team.

Happy Mother's Day on behalf of Jambette's team. 

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