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Bluey teaches children and parents alike about how play supports creativity – and other life lessons

  • Written by Molly Scott, Research Scientist in Playful Learning, Temple University
Bluey teaches children and parents alike about how play supports creativity – and other life lessonsThe playful Heeler family has amassed fans of all ages.Ian Kitt/BBC Studios

Adults and kids love Bluey. This Australian animated show – hugely popular in the U.S. as well – focuses on a family of blue heeler dogs living in Brisbane. The seven-minute episodes feature 6-year-old Bluey; her 4-year-old sister, Bingo; her mom, Chilli; and...

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