The phrase "a play session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time dedicated to playing, often in the context of children or gaming.
Example: "The children enjoyed a play session at the park, where they ran around and played games together."
Alternatives: "a playtime" or "a gaming session".
They did not change before and after a play session with children, researchers found.
Eight weeks after session 6 a play session took place in both research conditions serving as post-test.
Denise Kelly, 22, led her three-year-old son Aaron-Lee theough the mess, on their way back from a play session at a nearby nursery.
Staff at the Australia Zoo said the Sumatran tiger became "over-excited" during a play session and bit the 30-year-old zoo worker on the shoulder and neck in front of a crowd of spectators.
You might, for example, play Dance Central, a movement game made by Harmonix that teaches dance moves, watches how well you perform them, and tracks how many calories you burn during a play session.
With visitors charged $50 for a photo and $300 for a play session, the Humane Society said one cub could bring in $65,000 for a zoo over the course of a single summer.
At a recent play session at Burke, a group of five children sat around a table, playing a game with five women in wheelchairs.
It was a medical play session, which meant a lot of prep: making sure my imposing NHS gynaecological bench was pristine, with crisp white paper pulled over its navy faux leather, ready to receive my eager, apprehensive "patient".
When you see that your puppy is being destructive or being a pest take this as a cue that it is time for a good play session.
If the bout started again after a delay of 20 sec, it was counted as a new play session.
The old Brent reveals his customer service philosophy in a role play session with Wernham Hogg employees.
