A Article About Playground Video Games

In the article “Can a Playground Be Too Safe?”, J. Tierney questions the value of safety-first playgrounds and argues that it is unfavorable for the emotional development of children. Indeed, Tierney explains that not confronting kids to the dangers and risks will not help them overcome their fears. Throughout this article, the author produced a well-rounded piece by using ethical, emotional and logical appeals.

For example, the people of Ecuador view play as a group activity which inspires community which is highly valued in the culture; however, in the Japanese culture they view play as a weakness or an activity that distracts them from their success as an individual. The Japanese culture focuses more on the academic accomplishments of an individual rather than the success of a team in a sport or game. The intense focus of an individual is shown through this study of Japanese children being photographed around their group of friends. Rather than inviting other children into their picture the children preferred to be alone while show casing the accomplishments they had made (Izumi-Taylor, 2016). While Ecuador differs greatly from Japan when addressing their types of children’s play, the situation is quite opposite when compared to the Ecuadorian and American views of play. Throughout my childhood, my parents constantly encouraged us to be social and interact with our neighbors and friends. Because of this, once we walked into the door from school we would be fed a snack and then be sent outside to play until dark. When compared to the children’s play in Ecuador, the aspect of community is key; hence, the group games and encouragement to be outside with the neighbors. A few differences between the Ecuadorian play and mine would be the available time spent outside. As children are released from school in Ecuador

Human are gregarious creatures; the relationship of human is bonded when we are children and the basic social circle would be our family and friends. When we are still in the stage of children, we can feel the happiness easily when things we know is simpler and easy. Our childhood memory is filled with joy and curiosity, where we enjoy to play with friends we just made and having fun outdoor with only marbles and sands, especially for children who born

Thesis statement: people who go play outside received more benefit that essential to people life such as losing weight, promoting social skills, and increasing flexibility.

Unfortunately, keeping children away from playgrounds is increasing around the schools and within the community’s .Some off the problems are parents themselves. Because they think increasing homework’s and schooling more value than children to play. Another problems is that all the activities, such as sport in school or outside the schools are all under adult directed. This kind of control to the child is like putting a leash on the dog. When the doge in on the least, it must be under a person’s control at all times. Paly is natural and its one of the crucial element for human development. When paly is not free, risky, and fun, it affect the child’s physical, mental, emotion, empathy, and cognitive

The lesson for this week explains the journey of the faithful seekers of the King. In the scriptures there were wise men that were traveling to see the newborn king, Jesus. They saw the star in the sky, and followed it to go and worship baby Jesus. However, King Herod found out about Jesus, and was not very happy about this new information. Therefore, he asked the wise men to notify him when they found the child, so that he could worship the Savior also. Nevertheless, that was not his intention, and the Lord knew that. When the wise men continued on, they followed the star in the east. After they travelled until the star was directly above a house, they found baby Jesus. Meeting the baby King, the men rejoiced and showered the baby with gifts

Play play’s an important role on our lives starting as early as our childhood. To mention, our childhood play times leads us to our present play interest. To be more specific, our childhood attractions influences our current interest and even the way we currently do things. As an exemplary, Alex used to play cars with his grandpa out in the backyard in a dirt box. When Alex begin to explore his interested he recognized his had a passion for cars. During high school he joined an academic where they taught mechanics which led him to attend a local technical college. Alex has now graduated with a diploma from technical college and now has his own mechanical shop. As Dr. White states “… Play is just as pivotal for adults as it is for

The article leave no child inside gives us an insight on the importance of a child interaction with nature. The advancement in today’s world with the invention of television, video games, and computers has significantly reduced the interaction of a child with nature. A child can interact with nature in various ways from playing outdoor games to watering a plant to hiking in the forest trails. Experiences gained from such interaction has proven to promote the creativity and the mental growth of a child while reducing stress and the symptoms of attention deficit disorder (Louv 2007). Other benefits of such interaction with nature includes the increase in one’s confidence, imagination, intellect, test scores, and happiness.

Safety is a big thing. No parents would want their children hurt. The article “Can a Playground Be Too Safe?” brought up controversial concerns about the changes of todays playgrounds. It is true that American playgrounds are becoming overly protected. Towering monkey bars, jungle gyms and other climbing structures are replaced with less challenging equipments. Though I believe that safety should be the top priority when it comes to constructing playgrounds, I also believe that children should have playgrounds that offer challenges to all ages. Back in the day, me and my friends defined play as building houses out of cardboard and sticks, cooking in pots and pans with real firewood and fire. For us, play meant climbing trees, playing in the

An article in Atlantic states that play free from structure and parents control allows children to develop social bonds, build emotional maturity, develop cognitive skills, and shore up their physical health. Jessica Lahey states, “Unscheduled, unsurprised, playtime is one of the most valuable education opportunities we can give to our children.” She says, children learn fundamental life lessons, by observing, exploring and playing freely with other children. The author believes, children should be playing during summary in outdoor activities, so they can learn new things, for fun and enjoyments. Free play during the summer has a correction to help children in their ability to solve divergent problems and the feelings of achievement. When children

In the past, going out to play with friends was the happiness of a young child. Year over year, electronic and internet have developed rapidly. Today, children approach to technology too early and become addicted, then they usually just stay in their house and spend a lot of time on the computer. For this reason, parents should advice and bring the children outside to play or join involvement sports. There are so many positive effects that children can get from it, such as getting better health, improving personal skills, and raising the grades.

There are many inventions, but only few manage to influence your daily life. For me this is the Play Station Four. The Play Station Four has influenced me by allowing me to explore virtual worlds, and play online games with friends.

During this same time, people were waiting for a Kingdom of God. Jesus came and was said to lead this kingdom because he was the son of God. He preached that people should love their neighbors and forgive their enemies. The kings were disappointed in what God brought them because this was a radical belief in their day. This is the reason why Jesus was crucified. Jesus died for the sins of everyone.

With the expansion in technology, children are hastily becoming more and more inactive. In the past century, kids would play outside from sunrise to sunset. Little did they realize, that playtime served

When we were young, most of us used to sneak out of house and play with our friends that are outside playing. The weather and temperature of our surroundings is not a hindrance for us to play outside. Gadgets do not exist back in the day, there are but a few and we are not yet used to those things until it appeared in our late childhoods. The young generation we have nowadays use gadgets whereas everything is easy to access, low Social Interaction can have a huge impact to their personality, that could make a huge difference on how they communicate to others. Unlike before, we had hard but memorable times with our friends. Traditional Filipino Games used to be our entertainment and that helped us a lot when we were young, Physical activities has supported the body to sustain its good health Unlike kids