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There are many lessons learned on the playground. Recess may be the only opportunity for some children to engage in social interactions with other children. Many classrooms allow very little interaction. Furthermore, latchkey children, who lock themselves in at home after school with TV and computer games as companions, often have no peer interactions once they leave school. Much of what children do during recess, including the sharing of pop culture, making choices, and developing rules for play, involves the development of social skills. During elementary school recess, it is not uncommon for children to organize their own games, decide on the rules and determine which team goes. This article is in three parts. This is part one. 1 2 3
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