Games are great fun - and while children play games they develop all sorts of skills, from creativity to getting on with others. Here’s how to spark some joyful family learning time.
Imagine and Play
Games: the fun way to build fundamental skills
This collection of games draws on imagination, improvisation, movement, storytelling and more to stretch children’s creativity, collaboration, and cognitive skills. As they spend time having fun with family and friends, children will also build up their social and emotional toolkit - and even get some exercise.
Download activity packs
Get grab-and-go guides for our activities and adapt them for different spaces. We also include a campaign toolkit so you can spread the world about the Build a World of Play campaign. All available in 7 different languages.
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About the Build a World of Play campaign
Community spaces: Bring everyone together
We’ve created ideas and guides to bring play to libraries, museums and other community organisations and spaces. Are you ready to host them?
Big ideas to put children at the centre
We’ve launched our biggest open call grant yet - for organisations everywhere around the world to work on to join up and share their boldest ideas to help children under six learn through play. Find out more!