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Anne Stewart Camille Catlett Janet Stewart James Madison University University of North Carolina Family Development Consultant Southern Early Childhood Association Williamsburg, Virginia January 18, 2014 Play: The Heart of Development

Play... the heart of development Learning Objectives Participants will be able to: 1. State how play supports each developmental domain. 2. Describe how play builds relationships. 3. Note the ways in which play enhances the learning of young children who are culturally, linguistically, and ability diverse. 4. Share evidence for how play can be used to support young children in processing difficult concepts and situations.

Play is... the heart of development Play is... a support for each and every young learner Play is... how we build relationships Play is... a pathway to healing Play is... natural Play is... essential

What major life lessons did you learn about from math class? From play?

Beginning to know about ourselves and others Beginning to communicate Beginning to build concepts Beginning to move and do Approaches toward learning Play can support many domains of development

Social Development Increases social interaction and peer affiliation Promotes positive self- esteem Learn cooperation and negotiation Play can support many domains of development

Cognitive Development Learn from trial and error, helps problem-solving and decision-making Learn adult roles and occupations Use imagination and creativity by pretending to be something or someone else Play can support many domains of development

Physical Development Helps develop gross motor skills (large muscles) Increases fine motor skills (small muscles) Releases tension, anxiety and stress Learn how the body works Play can support many domains of development

How many domains of development can you support each time you play this game?

Inclusive opportunities for play benefit children with AND without disabilities, particularly in social competence with peers. Research synthesis points on early childhood inclusion

Studies show that young children are most likely to learn: When they are interested and actively engaged; When they are connected to the significant adults in their lives; and When the adult follows the child’s lead, extending and elaborating what the child is working on. Play is... how we build relationships

The likelihood of being school ready is 9 percentage points higher for children attending preschool and is 10 percentage points lower for children whose mothers score low in supportiveness during parent-child interactions – ECE can help change academic and social trajectories for children through play! Play is... how we build relationships Starting School at a Disadvantage: The School Readiness of Poor Children

For young children play is...

Moomba ! Assessing and Scaffolding Make-Believe Play Why play-based learning? ed_learning.pdf The handout is available to download at