Play In Education (1915)

Focusing on the critical role of play in child development, Joseph Lee emphasizes its significance in education. He outlines the physical, mental, and social benefits of play and offers practical examples for classroom integration. The book highlights the teacher's role in fostering a safe environment conducive to learning through play. Lee's influential theories continue to shape early childhood education, reflecting the enduring value of play in nurturing well-rounded children. This reprint preserves the original work's cultural importance.