Types of Play

Uses games and interactions that represent an issue or concern to be addressed.

Types of Play

include rules and usually played by more than one person.

Types of Play

Independent play

Types of Play

usually associated with toddlers but can be found in any age group.

Types of Play

group play without group goals.  Begins during toddlerhood and continue into preschoolage.

Types of Play

Begins in late preschool years.  Normally organized and has group goals.  Usually at least one leader, and children are difinitely in or out of the group.  

Types of Play

is present when the child observes others playing.  The child may ask questions of the players, the child does not attempt to join the play.  

Types of Play

allows children to act out roles and experiences that may have happened to them, that they fear will happen, or that they have observed in others.  

Types of Play

allows children to handle and explore health care materials in a non-threating and fun way.