What are the differences between digital and traditional play?

Digital play and traditional play are two different ways to have fun, just like playing with blocks and playing on a screen game.

Digital play is when you use devices like tablets or phones to play games. It's like having a magical toy box that shows you pictures and makes sounds when you touch the screen. You might be racing cars or jumping around in a video game, everything happens on the screen, and it’s all controlled by your finger.

Traditional play is when you use real things like toys, cards, or even just your imagination. It's like building a castle with blocks or drawing pictures with crayons. You can touch the toys and move them around, there's no screen, just you and your friends playing together in the same room.

• Digital play happens on screens, while traditional play happens in real life.
• In digital play, you often do things by touching a screen or moving a finger, while in traditional play, you use your hands to move toys or draw.
• Digital play can be alone or with others online, while traditional play is usually face-to-face.