Stages of Play Through play, children learn more about themselves and everything around them.
They pick up on how to share, take turns, and socialize when they reach higher levels of play. Kids don’t all play the same way, even when they are in the same age group. They go through different stages of play as they grow and develop. In the early 1900’s, Jean Piaget, studied children on how they learn step-by-step through experience with their surroundings in four stages of play. In the 1930’s Mildred Parten developed a system to organize the way kids are in four stages of play as well. Piaget’s theory of stages of play is categorized in four stages. In the first stage called sensorimotor stage is from birth to two year of age. In this stage
They pick up on how to share, take turns, and socialize when they reach higher levels of play. Kids don’t all play the same way, even when they are in the same age group. They go through different stages of play as they grow and develop. In the early 1900’s, Jean Piaget, studied children on how they learn step-by-step through experience with their surroundings in four stages of play. In the 1930’s Mildred Parten developed a system to organize the way kids are in four stages of play as well. Piaget’s theory of stages of play is categorized in four stages. In the first stage called sensorimotor stage is from birth to two year of age. In this stage