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L-M-N-O-Play! Unlocking Childhood Magic Through Picture Books and Play
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How can picture books and play combine to spark creativity, empathy, and joy in our youngest learners? Join the conversation with Rachel Rubin and Annie Dycus, the innovative minds behind L-M-N-O Play, a subscription service that uses open-ended play and amazing picture books to engage young minds (while sparking wonder in their grown ups as well).
“Something we really need in our world is children who think outside the box and know how to solve problems. And we think play and picture books —the marriage of the two — is the perfect solution for helping to raise kind, smart, brilliant, imaginative children.” — Annie Dycus, co-founder, L-M-N-O Play
“Not only are we always looking to find that next great kind of undiscovered potential in a great picture book, but also to share with families how they can do this at home and make these amazing moments through just a really simple act.” — Rachel Rubin, co-founder, L-M-N-O Play
Summary:
Dive into the transformative power of picture books and play in early childhood education with Rachel Rubin and Annie Dycus, co-founders of L-M-N-O Play. Learn how their unique approach to connecting play with picture books fosters creativity, problem-solving, and empathy in children, while providing a fresh perspective for adults.
From beloved childhood classics to new favorites, Rachel and Annie share insights on how interactive storytelling and playful activities create profound connections and broaden horizons. Discover the magic of storytelling as a tool for cultural awareness, and explore the timeless value of play and picture books in a digital age. Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply love children's literature, this episode offers invaluable advice and inspiration to cultivate a lifetime love for reading and play in our youngest learners.
Chapters:
- 1:01: Origins of L-M-N-O Play
- 4:03:Importance of Learning Through Play
- 7:08:A Horse Named Steve: Walking Through L-M-N-O Play Process
- 13:39:Open-ended and closed-ended play
- 17:19:Social-emotional learning through books and play
- 19:51:Building core connections to picture books
- 22:13:Value of First Book Friends
- 26:57:Power of Play and Picture Books Across Ages and Stages
- 32:42:Favorite Books Featured in the L-M-N-O Play Subscription
- 34:59:Finding Hope Through Play and Empathy
Links:
Follow @lmnoplaynyc on Instagram and Facebook
Follow Annie Dycus and Rachel Rubin on LinkedIn
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