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Family history writing.
When we think of play, our first inclination is to see it as recreation—activity that diverts our attention from more serious matters, something that is voluntary and pleasurable. However, psychologists who study the nature and roles of play tell us that it helps children learn about the world and to develop skills for interacting with others. It is important for cognitive and social development. Play also helps adults with creativity and relationships. In this workshop, we will consider some of the roles of play in our own lives and the lives of family members. We will write about our earliest memories of engaging in play.
QUESTIONS? 480-350-5500
FEE: None
REGISTRATION: This is an online workshop; you will receive the URL after you register. Register here.
Our mission is to inspire exploration, discovery, enrichment, and engagement.
