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A Norwegian study pointed out the importance of children playing outside. The researchers followed 46 children aged 5 and 6 who played outside for two hours every day. Another group of 29 children of the same age did the same activities in school, but played only sometimes outside after school. All children were tested after 9 months. The group play outside children had a better result on coordination, balance and mobility. They were also more creative in their games, they had less fights and arguments, they were less ill and possessed a larger vocabulary and bigger capacity to understand others.