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1 How Children Learn

2 How Do Children Learn? Children learn through PLAY!
They learn from everyone and everything around them They imitate the behavior of others Their behavior depends a lot upon their stage of development and their age.

3 Infants Attention Span: The length of time a person can concentrate on one thing Muscle Development is gradual Independent play: They play alone Put things in their mouths

4 Toddler Play Curious Short Attention Span Independent Play
Parallel play: Playing along side of, not with, a friend. BEGINNING to share

5 Preschooler Play Cooperative play: playing with other children Sharing
Taking turns Imaginative play items

6 Your Task Investigate the toys. Play with them.
Decide what the toys would teach the children Fill out the handout for the toy You must complete a total of 4 toys

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