Matter Of Play Analysis

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My opinion on the matter of creative of play or organized activities is that I agree with creative play. Why do I agree creative play? There is many reason on why I agree with is passage. Throughout this eassy I will explain my opinion on the two passages. I hope you enjoy or maybe you can relate to my opinion.

As a mother of two kids watching my kids creative of play and been a child myself doing organized activities helped make my decision. My parents put me in soccer, tumbling, and girl scouts as a child, none of these things I still do today. Since I did not pick the activities and it took up alot of my time I did not commiment to staying in my activities. My grades played a part in my quitting, I didnt have time to study and I did not

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