Play and Development Basics. Small Motor Development Ability to use fingers and hands Movement of mouth – being able to speak.

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Play and Development Basics

Small Motor Development Ability to use fingers and hands Movement of mouth – being able to speak

Manipulative/Constructive Play Allows children to move things with their hands Examples: –Play dough –Building –Beading necklace –Drawing

Large Motor Development Ability to move large muscles –Arms –Legs –Walking –Throwing –Running –Skipping

Active/Physical Play Helps to develop large motor skills Sports Outdoor play

Cognitive Development Intellectual development Learning how to speak and understand

Language/Logic Play Reading Singing songs Matching games

Affective Development Social/Emotional development How you feel about things How you interact with others

Imitative/Imaginative Play Pretend play Being something you’re not (a dog, a king, etc) Learning other people’s point of view