UNIT 1 - STAGES OF PLAY Flashcards

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Play promotes…

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physical, intellectual, emotional and social development.

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2
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infants start to play when they are just…

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a few months old

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3
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describe the varying stages of play

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  • these vary between children, but are experienced by all children.
  • stages are influenced by children’s language and intellectual development
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4
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describe the stages of how children play

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play alone, then alongside other children, and eventually share and cooperate during play

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5
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describe play from 0-2 years

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solo play
-children play alone with toys
may be aware that there are other infants but do not attempt to play with them

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6
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describe play from 2-3 years

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parallel play

  • playing next to each other but are involved in their own play
  • children are ware of other children, may not interact but may copy each other
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7
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describe play from 3 years and over

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co-operative play

  • children are sharing talking and playing together
  • interact and agree goals to develop their play development
  • children share ideas and resources in the same activity
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why is play important for language?

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  • play is important for children to develop their language

- children need language to be able to communicate and negotiate during co-operative play

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9
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how does play help children develop?

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  • use all their senses to find out about the world around them (heuristic play)
  • children in pre-operational stage learn best through exploratory play
  • the provision of materials indoor and outdoor encourages curiosity and exploratory learning
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