Children & Play. Read the cartoon and write a paragraph to explain what it means.

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Children & Play

Read the cartoon and write a paragraph to explain what it means.

Child’s Work WHY?

Physical Development : Builds Strength Develops Balance Improves Small/Large Motor Skills

Intellectual Development : Categorizing Objects Applying Problem-Solving Skills Using Symbols Developing Memory

Emotional Development : (self-awareness & self-identity) Working Through Challenges/Problems Reducing Stress/Frustrations Developing Control Over Environment Working Through Moods/Feelings

Social Development : Getting Along with Others Sharing with Others Learning to Take Turns

Moral Development : Playing Fair Good Sportsmanship No Cheating

Creative Development : Imagination Thinking Outside the Box

Language Development : Rhymes Songs/Finger Plays Repetition Word Recognition

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