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Rules: Two teams Answers MUST be stated in the form of a question. Answer must be given before music stops playing (10 seconds) One spokesperson per team. Someone to keep track of points. Most difficult answers are worth more points.

Social Patterns Areas of Development Types of Play

Social Patterns The child will watch other children play - does not become actively involved.

Social Patterns This play requires organization. The child is part of a group activity. Roles may be assigned. There are usually leaders and followers in this play.

Social Patterns The children play beside each other, but there is no actual interaction. The toys may be similar.

Social Patterns The child plays alone. He/she is involved in a personal activity. They are entertaining themselves.

ONLOOKER Social Patterns Answer

Social Patterns Answer COOPERATIVE PLAY

Social Patterns Answer PARALLEL PLAY

Social Patterns Answer SOLITARY PLAY

Areas/Development Play teaches children the type of behavior that is acceptable. Goal is to get along with other people and to learn to cooperate and share.

Areas/Development Play teaches children how things work. They learn to reason, solve problems and practice new mental skills.

Areas/Development Children learn how to handle their feelings and fears through play.

Areas/Development Play in this are will develop small and large muscles and increase speed, strength and coordination.

Areas/Development Answer SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Areas/Development Answer INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT

Areas/Development– 300 Answer EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Areas/Development– 400 Answer PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

Types of Play Playing and interacting with others and/or objects. Activities may include looking at a book, puzzles, building with blocks, coloring or painting.

Types of Play The child is involved in imaginative situations. The child can express him/her self in a different role.

Types of Play A child playing in sand, mud, water, play dough, saw dust, corn meal, ooblick or any type of textural media.

Types of Play Play where a child learns and practices a new skill. By repeating the activity, the child will master the activity. Examples: riding a bike, skating, puzzles, games, etc.

Types of Play Answer ACTIVE PLAY

Policies… Answer DRAMATIC PLAY

Policies Answer SENSORY MOTOR PLAY

Category Answer SKILL MASTERY PLAY

Final Jeopardy Category QUOTE

Final Jeopardy Play is a child’s _________

Final Jeopardy - Answer What is: WORK