Howard Chudacoff - Children at Play

Howard Chudacoff, a historian at Brown University, explores the history of children's play, focusing on how children create their own culture through play. He identifies continuity and change in play, emphasizing appropriation, incorporation, and transformation. Despite increased adult involvement, children's creativity persists as they adapt play in their own ways.

What does the speaker mean by children creating their own culture through play?

Discuss the significance of creativity in children's play as mentioned in the text.