Types of Play & Play Materials
Posted on | February 6, 2009 | No Comments
Toddlers play:
- Solitary play
Toddler play on their own, independently of others - Parallel play
Become more aware of one another, begin to play side by side without interacting - Associated play
Involve social interaction, interested in each other play but without an agree-upon plan - Cooperative play
Children join force in an active way, they must work together to ensure the play can be done.
Types of play & play materials:
- Socio-dramatic play requires props and settings. For example, hats, stroller, medical kit, kitchen utensils and etc.
- Social play requires interaction among children. For example, rubber ducky, spades, buckets, containers, mud, earth, sand
- Physical play requires contacts such as friendy tickling, touching, stroking, cuddle and etc. to extend the affectionate bond between toddlers and adult
- Games with rules is for older children that can understand rules of a game such as football
Category: Play & Learning
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