Something for Everyone
Sigh, I said I'd never do this. Post and post and post about a summit or single topic. I go from my perspective which is I can get overwhelmed and then, I get a DM saying, how did I not know? You need to share more. So, for those of you like me who thrive on one or two posts a day, know we'll go back to that cadence after August 22. And for those of you who love reading about everything, know that I'll be keeping you hopping until at least August 22. Now, here's what you need to know about the summit today.
One important detail about Unplug & Play: children are not simply the topic.
They are invited.
This is not a week of adults talking about everything families should do later. We’re creating experiences families can step into together. That might mean making bread while discovering why it rises, using technology to create a story or song, picking up a crochet hook or guitar, exploring another language, or learning something that changes the way you understand your child.
Some conversations are primarily for caring adults. Others invite children right into the middle of the action. Together, they offer more than information. They give families something to talk about, try, question, make, or continue after the summit ends.
I'm still making a few adjustments to the live sessions but go ahead and look at it twice: once for what you want to learn and again for what your family might enjoy doing together.
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Mary Nunaley
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Something for Everyone
Connected Through Play
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Play is the strategy. Connection is the goal. Simple ways for families to create meaningful moments together.
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