MONOMAD - Playing with a Plastic Rope
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Children sometimes experience different pleasures. To achieve pleasure, it is not necessary to have a tool that they can play with or some kind of children's play equipment that can usually be purchased in toy stores. Play tools are very important for children's growth and the achievement of effective cognitive goals. Not only the shape of the figures but also the colors will really help the development of children's brains.
Unlike in the past, children tend to prefer playing in the park, playing in the mud or playing tag. This makes it easy for children to adapt to a good environment. Playing directly with nature certainly brings huge benefits because they can learn from everything that is available in nature and they can also interact with the people around them.
This afternoon I saw some children playing with a rope. They pulled each other with the rope. This activity can encourage strong muscle growth. This type of play is obviously very simple and does not require any store-bought equipment. They enjoyed playing with the rope very much. Here are some of my recordings of the children playing happily.
| Camera | : EOS M50 |
|---|---|
| Flash used | : No |
| F-Stop | : f/4 |
| Focal Length | : 80mm |
| Exposure Time | : 1/100 s |
| ISO | : 125 |
| Taken By | : |
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