Structured games can be fun too!

Play takes place in different forms. Structured play, sometimes called goal-oriented play, can help children learn how to do things, and there is often, but not always an element of competition in this type of play. Structured play activities can help in building children’s confidence and perseverance. Team games can improve communication and cooperation.

Ern Yu and Eu Yi are walking with concentration to balance themselves on a narrow line.

The children are working on their team spirit and building bond with one another. This enables turn-taking, problem solving skills, concentration as well as leadership skills. 

Kai Le managed to execute the over arm throw. Great effort!

Yee Ann is having such a great time!

Jing Xuan and Chrishuan, they make a good team. They were seen coordinating with one other as they tossed the ball to each other.

Time to exchange roles so that everyone has a chance to have a different experience! 

Adults often find structured play easier to engage with than totally free play, but it is important that children get plenty of opportunities to do both as part of their healthy, balanced play diet. Parents u may try this at home too. Your child is just going to love it. Enjoy!