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You have undoubtedly noticed that most preschool and kindergarten classrooms have a dramatic play area well stocked with dress-up clothes and real-life pretend items such as plastic foods, pots and pans, telephone, ironing board, dolls, and more. Children are able to take things they have observed in their day-to-day life and apply them to these [...]
[fbshare]Earlier in the week I looked at play skills in children less than a year old. Play is critical for a child as it helps the development of many skills, such as fine and gross motor skills, cognitive and language skills, and social and emotional skills. Play helps a child to learn and generalize these [...]
Parents always hear how important play is to children–it’s their work. Young babies, toddlers, and children love to play and they often like to play the same thing over and over again. Parents are their babies first playmates and through play children learn new skills and how to connect socially. When a child is under [...]
