EYP 8 1.1 and 1.2 recap

What is the primary purpose of a play environment?

• Education
• Safety
• Promote positive child development

• Supervision

Which of the following is a key element in designing a safe play environment?

• Bright colours
• Soft surfaces
• Loud noises
• Sharp edges

Why is it important to have a variety of equipment in a play environment?

• To impress parents
• To increase profitability
• To cater to different interests and abilities
• To fill space

What role do adults play in a play environment?

• To participate in all activities
• To supervise and ensure safety
• To organise structured games
• To provide snacks

How does outdoor play benefit children?

• Improves academic performance
• Encourages social interaction and physical activity
• Reduces sleep time
• Increases indoor time

What is one way to encourage imaginative play in a play environment?

• Providing structured activities
• Offering a variety of props and costumes
• Limiting playtime
• Maintaining silence

How can natural elements be incorporated into a play environment?

• Using artificial grass
• Including plants, sand, and water features
• Installing more plastic equipment
• Painting murals of nature

What is a drawback of having too many rules in a play environment?

• Increased safety
• Enhanced creativity
• Restricted freedom and spontaneity
• Improved organisation

How can a play environment be made inclusive for children with disabilities?

• Providing separate play areas
• Offering various accessible equipment and activities
• Ignoring special needs
• Reducing playtime

What is the significance of regular maintenance in a play environment?

• To change the layout frequently
• To ensure equipment is safe and functional
• To keep children entertained
• To impress visitors