69. Making Play-based Learning Work In Your Classroom

In this inspiring episode, we dive deep into the transformative power of play-based learning with Amy from Planning Playtime. Whether you’re new to play-based learning or looking to enhance your current approach, this episode is packed with practical insights and actionable strategies.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

  • Amy’s inspiring journey into education and the story behind Planning Playtime 
  • The science-backed benefits of play-based learning in early education 
  • Common misconceptions about play-based learning and how to overcome them 
  • Practical tips for implementing play-based activities in your classroom

Join Amy as she unveils the magic connection between play and effective learning in early education. You’ll discover practical, time-saving ways to weave play-based activities into your daily lessons, backed by evidence-based strategies that really work. From managing time constraints to balancing curriculum requirements, Amy shares simple solutions you can implement in your classroom straight away. Get ready to transform your teaching with play-based learning that truly makes a difference! 🌈

Resources mentioned in today’s episode

Discover more about Amy’s Programs on her website: https://PlanningPlaytime.com

Connect with Amy on Instagram: https://instagram.com/planningplaytime

 Connect with Amy on /facebook:https://facebook.com/planningplaytime

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About Today’s Guest

Amy is the CEO and lead creator at Planning Playtime. She helps parents and teachers make learning ridiculously fun and effective. The play-based education movement that she launched has blossomed into a community of over 2 million members all over the world. Her education videos have been viewed over 100 million times and her preschool and reading curriculums are changing lives every day.

Amy is a mother of 8 of her own creative learners and loves to chat about all things play, learning, brain development, and parenting on her podcast, Raising Healthy Kid Brains.

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