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Busy day? Play can start with just a little imagination and build real-world skills that last a lifetime. It’s week six, the final week of ‘Everyday Play at Home’ and last in the line-up is Imaginative Play. There’s no right or wrong way for imaginative play to happen. It helps children make sense of the world around them and explore their ideas and emotions. Keep scrolling to learn more! If you loved this series or if there are more types of play or concepts that you’d like to learn more about, let us know! Click the link 🔗 in our bio to find a KU service near you. At KU, we provide play-based learning programs that support children’s growth, development and lifelong learning journey. Supervision is always recommended for safe play.