Play-Based Learning

At Oribel, we believe in the magical power of play! Play that is open-ended, that has no rules, no right or wrong. Play that opens up the child's imagination, lets their mind wander and discover. And play, that unknowingly teaches and inspires little minds to do big things!

Video 1: Stage-Based Learning

Instead of just ticking off milestones, we should be observing the transitions our babies go through! Around 4-6 months, babies go through various significant transitions. In this video Dr. May Lim talks some important transitions and play activities parents can introduce to support them.

Video 2: Play ideas for Children with Autism

Play is particularly important for Children with Autism, as it creates opportunities for them to develop essential skills and communication while having fun.

Dr May Lim

An occupational therapist who has been working with young children for 20 years. She is also an Associate Professor teaching in a university in sunny Singapore and a proud mother of 2 young children.

What are some of the benefits of Play-Based Learning?

There are plenty of benefits when it comes to Play-Based Learning. When a child plays, it creates endless opportunities for him or her to learn and explore new ideas. Play can be a powerful tool as it positively impacts a child in various aspects such as his or her social, physical, emotional and cognitive development. In general, a play-based learning environment encourages talking, reading, thinking and writing which are all key to a child's development.

Key Benefits:

1. Communication skills

2. Motor skills

3. Social and Emotional Development

4. Creativity and Imagination

5. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

So, what are you waiting for? Start introducing play-based learning to your little one today to create a much more purposeful and exciting playtime!