Play is how children learn. Through play, children learn to build structures and relationships. Pretend play builds vocabularies and character. Active play builds muscles and cooperative skills. Playing games builds skills of patience and strategy. Scheduling playtime for children should be a priority, not a postscript.
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Hitchcock's movies are perfect for children, really. The plotlines are intriguing, like puzzles, the soundtracks are sharp, and they're infused with two things young people love: fantasy and fear. Additionally, his stories unfold with few special effects, leaving the craft — both actors' and director's — in full view.
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