Games are important for the development of children and are also beneficial for the elderly. Intergenerational interaction can promote better health and social engagement, as well as learning opportunities.
By combining the concept of playful learning with intergenerational learning, it is possible to create spaces and activities that engage adults and children, providing enriching interactions and mutual benefits. These intergenerational games strengthen well-being, reduce social isolation, and create powerful community connections. This approach reinforces the importance of play throughout life and strengthens community resilience.
Read the full article here: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/education-plus-development/2023/01/30/playful-learning-creates-multigenerational-opportunities-with-intergenerational-impacts/