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August | 2013 | Play Everything
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August 31, 2013. August 31, 2013. When I posted Jacky’s. Response to my post “ New Girl. 8220;, I somehow missed posting Bernie DeKoven’s. My apologies, Bernie, because not only was your response first but it was also very beautiful, highly complimentary and applied my words in another direction – that of adults. I most certainly agree. Since the bulk of my playwork became all-ages events. This is not in contradiction to our first priority of actual. Jacky Kilvington – Guest Post. August 20, 2013. Morgan...
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Publications | Play Everything
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The Pop-Up Play Shop Toolkit. Collects stories and lessons learned from our Pop-Up Play Shop pilots. It’s designed to help anyone interested in converting an empty shopfront into an all-ages, all-abilities place to play. A Playworker’s Guide to Dens and Forts. Provides ideas for playworkers, teachers, parents and anyone else interested in supporting children’s constructions. An extremely useful glossary of playwork terms. It’s written by Penny Wilson and published by the Alliance for Childhood (US).
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Playwork Principles | Play Everything
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These principles were developed by playworkers across the UK and endorsed by SkillsActive in 2004. More information on that process can be found here. The Principles establish the professional and ethical framework for playwork and as such must be regarded as a whole. They describe what is unique about play and playwork, and provide the playwork perspective for working with children and young people. For playworkers, the play process takes precedence and playworkers act as advocates for play when engagin...
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July | 2015 | Play Everything
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A writer is someone who writes. July 30, 2015. July 29, 2015. Last week, I went on a week-long residential training course, becoming a certified writing workshop leader in the AWA. Method. If you’re curious what that means, check out Pat Schneider’s Writing Alone and With Others. The writing retreat I did last year. AWA starts with the affirmations, which are as follows:. Everyone has a strong, unique voice. Everyone is born with creative genius. A writer is someone who writes. July 6, 2015. Approaching ...
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November | 2013 | Play Everything
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Frog, Bike, Cow, Car, Birthday Cake. November 2, 2013. What if we made it into a story? I asked. He looked up. It could be a story about… about a frog who got on his bike…. Frog he whispered, a smile creeping open. I smiled back. The frog got on his bike and then…. Then he went to his friend the cow. And then together the frog and the cow got into a car… He was grinning now. Then what happened? Then the car was hungry, and it ate the birthday cake! That is a funny story. Join 563 other followers. Pop-Up ...
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March | 2014 | Play Everything
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March 27, 2014. Cross-posted at Pop-Up Adventure Play: http:/ www.popupadventureplay.blogspot.com/2014/03/on-road-2014-halfway.html. There is it illustrated with many delightful pictures taken by Suzanna Law. Is it the halfway point already? When we set off in our little yellow car exactly a month ago, we had a list of scheduled stops and the fervent belief that this trip might accomplish a set of very exciting things. By visiting people who’d contacted us, we were going to see. Let children in the US ha...
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Play Types | Play Everything
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These were developed by Bob Hughes for the purposes of adults who study and facilitate play. It is examined in far more detail in his 1996 book. A Playworker’s Taxonomy of Play Types. London: PLAYLINK, UK. There has also been controversy. Play which allows control, gradual exploration and increased understanding without the risk of being out of one’s depth. Rough and Tumble Play. The enactment of real and potential experiences of an intense personal, social, domestic or interpersonal nature. Play which a...
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May | 2015 | Play Everything
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Windfall benefits of playwork… for playworkers. May 25, 2015. May 24, 2015. Playwork has given me so much – the chance to use long-forgotten fencing. Skills, an improved understanding of the properties of mud, and the secure knowledge that nearly any paint can be removed from skin by the combination of a hot shower, good soap and fingernails. Are you in the Raleigh, NC area June 1? Here are the details. 8220;Draw more poop! May 18, 2015. May 17, 2015. 8220;I’ll color it in,” she says helpfull...It, and d...
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January | 2014 | Play Everything
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On success, failure and tennis balls to the face. January 20, 2014. I’m at my parents’ place again, and went out for a walk around the mill pond. I started secretly learning poi over the summer, and while out there I stood in the late afternoon sun and had a little practice. As happens fairly often, I bopped myself in the face. 8221; and laughed. For any non-Brits reading, this roughly translates as “HA, something embarrassing happened to you and. Getting it wrong is a by-product of learning, an essentia...
