Early Childhood Educational Institutes Integrate Interactive Fun Girl Games Instructional Video

Favorite playground games, like hopscotch, four square, and tag, appear to be instinctive to children. It just appears as if children know how to play these games. Unfortunately, this leads children to implement their own rules.

“We have found that children all over the country play playground games differently”, said a researcher who has focused upon studying children’s games. “A child could play tag in Texas, move to Idaho and the game would be different. This can be extremely confusing for a child.”

The difference in rules often leads to disorientation, confusion, and anxiety in children, as they never know the ‘right’ way to play the game. These physical side effects of not knowing the proper way to play the game is what researchers and early childhood educational experts are trying to eliminate. They are trying to eliminate this by integrating an interactive fun girls games instructional video for young children to watch.

“I truly believe that if we had an instructional video, it could eliminate some of the anxiety issues children feel when they play these games”, explained Jane Smith, a leading expert in early childhood education. “The instructional video could be shown to children as part of the curriculum, like a gym class or something. The children would learn how to play the game and then be able to integrate the game and their rules into their play time.”

It is believed by integrating this type of video into the children’s curriculum it could help relieve anxiety and fears of not being able to know how to play the game properly. The fears and anxiety would be eliminated because all schools across the country would be playing the same games with the same rules.

The reception for this type of video was extremely positive when it was shown to a group of parents. The parents were the beta test group for the video.

“I think having this type of video, even if it was not shown in a classroom setting could be helpful”, said a parent of a 3 year old girl. “My daughter recently changed schools and came home upset one day. She was upset because the kids were not playing tag the way that she was used to playing it. I think if I had a video to show her, it would help her learn how to play the game and maybe relieve some of her anxiety about playing the game with the other children.”