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The 20 pages that link to Play, each with the reason it gives.

• SportNarrower topic: Sport developed from forms of play but adds more formal rules and organized contests.

• ToyNarrower topic: Play is the broader activity toys are designed to invite.

• Play therapyNarrower topic: Play supplies the medium through which therapeutic interaction takes place.

• Role-playingNarrower topic: Role-playing is one form of play, though it can also serve serious purposes.

• Playground gameNarrower topic: Playground games are a structured form of play.

• Donald WinnicottNarrower topic: For Winnicott, play was both a mode of development and a central condition of psychotherapy.

• History of gamesNarrower topic: Games are structured forms of play, but not all play is a game.

• Game (play)Narrower topic: Games are structured forms of the broader activity of play.

• Ole Kirk ChristiansenNarrower topic: Christiansen’s business made play its central purpose as it moved beyond carpentry.

• ToddlerNarrower topic: Play lets toddlers rehearse movement, communication, and social roles.