Interactive play makes learning fun
Interactive play makes learning much more fun than simply sitting in a room trying to soak in the information being handed to them. Children learn and remember much more easily when they’re engaged and having fun. By using interactive learning, it won’t feel like work at all.
Supports cognitive skills
Interactive play helps children to develop their cognitive skills. It gives them new challenges to overcome and delights them when they succeed. When challenged and enjoying a task, children learn.
It helps to enhance their fine motor skills
Interacting with the world around them helps them better understand and develop their growing bodies. They’ll hone physical skills and improve their strength, dexterity, and fine motor skills as they play.
It develops their communication skills
Children develop language and communication skills by interacting with others. They need to be able to socialise and play with other children and adults to enhance their ability for successful communication.