Reclaiming Wonders

The image depicts a young child, presumably a toddler, with blonde hair wearing a red shirt, standing in front of a large play structure. The play structure appears to be a sandpit or sensory table, with a curved, black surface surrounded by a bright yellow border. There are small, colorful objects scattered on the surface, likely toys or manipulatives for the child to play with. Mounted on the wall behind the play structure are two quotes, written in a cursive font. The first quote, attributed to Carl Sagan, reads: 'but without it we go nowhere.' The second quote, attributed to Plato, reads: 'The most effective kind of education is that a child should play amongst lovely things.'

Child's Play with Wisdom Quotes

Note the quote. Plato thought this counts as learning!

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