Learning to be a writer: why play really matters

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Smith, K. and Jackson, K. 2018. Learning to be a writer: why play really matters. Early Years Educator. 20 (4), pp. 28-30.

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Authors	Smith, K. and Jackson, K.
Keywords	Play; Early years; Mark-making; Adult role
Year	2018
Journal	Early Years Educator
Journal citation	20 (4), pp. 28-30
ISSN	1465-931X
Official URL	https://doi.org/10.12968/eyed.2018.20.4.28
Funder	The Froebel Trust
Online	02 Jul 2018
Print	02 Aug 2018
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Deposited	27 Apr 2020
Accepted author manuscript	EYE article KSKJ 2018.pdf
Output status	Published

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