Play can be — and many times is — nonverbal. When we play, we may be focused on observing, reacting, and spontaneous movement. Yet, words can be important for helping us to stay alert and play safely. Without words, we may need additional strategies to stay safe, strategies that keep us engaged and aware at the same time. Besides language, what helps you play safely?
[image description: A heart is about to leap from the first square of a hopscotch outline on the ground of an outdoor, fenced park. The heart's tongue is stuck out in concentration, and its arms are flung wide open for balance.]
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