Nas crianças o futuro

Selfie. Algures na América Latina, séc. XXI
Imagem partilhada por Ross Todd, no Folio Educa 2019, em Óbidos, Portugal

Movimento pelos parques infantis EUA, 1909-1920

Today we might take them for granted, but at the turn of the twentieth century planned public play spaces were uncommon. In the nation’s booming cities, children played in streets, alleys, and vacant lots, largely unsupervised. Reformers were concerned that the lack of open space, play equipment, and adult supervision led to decreased physical activity, increased risk of traffic accidents, and exposure to unhealthy habits and criminal behavior. Due in large part to the advocacy of groups such as the Outdoor Recreation League and the Playground Association of America, thousands of municipal playgrounds, many of which are still open today, were built in towns and cities across the nation, making playgrounds a widely accepted feature of the public landscape.

https://blogs.loc.gov/teachers/2018/05/how-the-playground-movement-made-a-case-for-play/?loclr=eatlcb

Manual "Brincar Inclusivo" da UNICEF

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O projeto Incluir Brincando é uma iniciativa da Vila Sésamo e do Fundo das Nações Unidas para a Infância - UNICEF,  que procura contribuir para a garantia do direito a brincar de todas as crianças, respeitando os ritmos e a individualidade de cada uma. Neste guia do brincar inclusivo, encontra sugestões de brinquedos, brincadeiras e jogos que permitem a participação de todas as crianças.

Incluir é bem mais simples do que parece e torna a brincadeira muito mais divertida!

Manual "Brincar Inclusivo" da UNICEF - Blogue RBE