Play develops children’s content knowledge and provides children the opportunity to develop social skills, competences and disposition to learn.[32] Play-based learning is based on a Vygotskian model of scaffolding where the teacher pays attention on specific elements of the play activity and provides encouragement and feedback on children’s learning.[33] When children engage in real-life and imaginary activities, play can be challenging in children’s thinking.[34] To extend the learning process, sensitive intervention can be provided with adult support when necessary during play-based learning.[33] Play-based learning can also be defined as: