Types of Play

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Solitary Play

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Children play without regard for what other children around them are doing.

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Onlooker Play

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Children who watch other children play.

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Parallel Play

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Two children playing side-by-side but not interacting

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Dramatic Play: Children create imaginary scenes, roles, and situations

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Children create imaginary scenes, roles, and situations

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Constructive Play: Playing along-side other kids but not sharing a goal,
playing alone but sharing toys,
All play, buidling or creating something new

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buidling or creating something new

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If a child is playing alone, this is defined as

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solitary 

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When children play together in an organized way and with a shared purpose, they are displaying which type of play?

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cooperative

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How does parallel play help children develop?

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children notice others and imitate their actions

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In which type of play would we see children playing with puzzles side by side without interacting? Options: solitary, associative, parallel, interactive

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parallel

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How can caregivers foster learning during parallel play? Options: make them share toys, model and show children how to interact, let children figure things out on their own, put their babies by other older childrenNext

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model and show children how to interact