Worksheets3.1 Value to Play
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 17mins
It would seem that children are born primed and ready to play and explore. What is this know as?
Innate Drive
Play Drive
Explorational Drive
Born to play
What type of development is this?
Play is a great way for children to learn to be with other children. They learn through play to take turns to recognise when others need help and also how to be part of a group. Some types of play also help children to explore roles.
Physical Development
Language Development
Social Development
Cognitive development
What type of development is this?
Play is pleasurable for children and can give them a great sense of achievement. It is also a way in which they can explore and release emotions.
social development
emotional development
physical development
language development
What type of development is this?
As children develop language, they use it to organise their play and so it is common to hear children talking as they play by themselves.
language development
social development
cognitive development
physical development
What type of development is this?
play usually involves children making movements of some kind. fine motor movements involving the use of the hands is developed through play as children explore.
physical development
social development
cognitive development
emotional development
what does the UN stand for in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child?
(a)
When did the UN convention of the rights of the child come in to practice?
1991
1604
2005
1940
Cooperative Play
4+
birth to 3 months
2+
3-4
Associate Play
2 +
birth to 2 years
4+
3-4
Spectator Play
birth - 3months
birth- 2 years
3-4
2+
Solitary Play
2 +
4+
Birth - 2 years
Birth -3months
Unoccupied Play
Birth - 3monts
4+
3-4
2+
How many types of Play did we research?
1
10
3
5
(a) play is often defined as play that involves physical skills and particularly large movements such as climbing, running and throwing.
(a) play is about children expressing themselves through a range of media, including musical instruments, painting and junk modelling.
(a) play includes play in the home corner, playing with dressing up clothes and pretending to take on different roles.
(a) play is the term used to describe play with materials and resources such as sand, mud or dough.
