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Why do children play?

-it is exciting and enjoyable


-whilst playing they learn and practice different skills


-they learn about different concepts


-they have fun


-they have the freedom to explore, to experiment, to try and fail

THE TYPES OF PLAY

Creative Play


-when children use different materials to make something from their own ideas of imagination


-allows them to explore and experiment


-end result may no be recognizable


NB to praise them and don't make fun




Imaginative or Pretend play



-when they act out being somebody or something else


-invent make believe words and people





Physical Play



-when children use their whole bodies to move around


- very active


-involves lots of running around


-allows children to use up energy


-usually takes place outdoors as lots of space is needed




Manipulative Play



-usually involves children building or fitting things together


-helps them to be more confident and competent in using all the different tools and equipment needed in life


-involves children developing their fine motor skills and hand eye coordination



The two branches of play

Spontaneous play


-in their own environment


-play in their own way


-play at their own place




Structured play


-in nurseries and play groups


-planed by adults to help develop skills and knowledge