Playful Parenting Talk

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Join Jocelyn for a boost of inspiration for ways we can support open-ended and child-centered play at home. We’ll discuss how play is developmentally valuable, the many ways that children learn through play and offer suggestions for games that support social-emotional skills and executive function. Get resources for how to keep your children’s imagination flowing, and a “playlist” suggestion for screen-free indoor games and socially distant games for playdates. Come with your parenting challenges and let’s see how the use of play can help us – and our kids – thrive!

Thursday, March 21 | 5p-6p | Brooklyn Schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

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This talk is geared for parents with 3-6 year-olds, but all are welcome!

Jocelyn Greene is a theater-arts educator and the founder of Child’s Play NY a drama program for children she founded in 2009. She has worked extensively in schools, creating curriculum for educators to use theater activities as a teaching tool. For fellow parents, she created Child’s Play in Action; guides and videos to support at-home play. Her writing/games are featured on Mount Sinai Parenting, Maisonette, Red Tricycle. The company has been recognized by Backstage, Time Out NY Kids and NY Family Magazine as a top theater-arts program. Jocelyn has a Masters Degree in Acting from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and lives with her husband and 11-year-old son in Brooklyn.