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WorksheetsTypes of play Test
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is Solitary Play?
Children play according to the rules they have made up themselves.
Children play without caring for what other children around them are doing.
A child who will play next to others and imitates them.
Children who like to be by themselves and are anti-social.
What is an example of unoccupied play?
The child is playing by making random movements to explore the environment with their senses.
A child who plays by themselves
A child playing in a rhythmic pattern.
A child who is laying down on the stomach with occasional movement.
What is the definition of onlooker play?
(a)
What Kind of play is this the definition to:
Kids might use the same toys and mimic each other, but they won’t directly interact with their peers
(a)
Associative Play is (a)
Cooperative Play is
This is when children finally start playing with others!
Children start to like others.
Children will consider talking to peers.
Children will play by assigning jobs and cooperating with one another.
True or False:
Conflict during play promotes problem solving skills?
T
F
What is Dramatic/Fantasy Play?
(a)
What is an example of Competitive play?
Soccer
Dance
dress up
all of the above
True or False:
Physical Play is any type of play where body movement is used?
T
F
True or False:
Playing with play doh is not Constructive Play.
F
T
Expressive Play is where children express their feelings with
art
music
a collage
all the above
True or False
Digital play is the best play that can be presented early in life to children.
T
F
Structured Play is where..
(a)
Unstructured Play is when..
(a)
True or False:
ANECDOTAL RECORDS have a special form you MUST follow at all times.
T
F
3 Skills developed through play can be
(a)
True or False:
A RUNNING RECORD is involves writing down everything that is happening, in the order that it happens
F
T
ABC RECORDS are used to record
good behaviors
bad behaviors
any behavior that may be happening in the classroom.
ABC in an ABC RECORD stands for
Activity-based challenges
A is the adversity B is our belief
C is the consequence
ABC 123
Antecedents , the Behaviour, and the Consequences
True or False:
TALLY SAMPLING is the hardest form to follow when observing because it has so many things you are looking for at once?
F
T
When using a CHECKLISTS AND RATING SCALE you should ensure
it is DAP
it is for the correct age you are observing
you have a black or blue pen
you are observing more than 1 child at a time.
How should you Observe?
(a)
