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which they live. Furnishings of a home—a bedroom, a kitchen—can also enrich their play. All these things, it seems to me, any family—Maori or Pakeha—can manage well for itself, if it is prepared to work flexibly, informally and in a friendly manner with the other families of the community. The emphasis is best placed upon the family, with the children reaching out to join up with children of other families; and upon the parents getting together to organise this play world for a minimum period of one half day per week.

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Te Ao Hou, March 1967, Page 43

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91

Untitled Te Ao Hou, March 1967, Page 43

Untitled Te Ao Hou, March 1967, Page 43

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