TYPES OF PLAY

1. This stage of play develops during the sensorimotor stage (approximately from birth to two years of age).

• Games with rules

• Practice play

• Dependent play

• Symbolic play

During this stage of play, children develop the ability to allow a thing to stand for another and pretend or make believe begins to emerge.

• Independent play

• Collaborative play

• Imaginative play

• Symbolic play

In this type of play, children gain more experience playing with materials and begin to construct things.

• Creative play

• Functional play

• Constructive play

• Dramatic play

This type of game involves planning and require a new depth of self-control. Children must control their behaviors to conform to a set of rules.

• Dramatic play

• Pretend play

• Games with rules

• Functional play

Solitary play is described as:

• child plays alone and uninterested in others

• child watches the play of others and may talk to other children

• child plays alongside with others

• child is not playing but simply observing

In this type of play, children are together and share their intentions about the progress of play.

• Associative play

• Cooperative play

• Parallel play

• Solitary play

Which of the following is arranged in order based on Sheridan's Type of Play according to children's developmental sequence?

• exploratory - active - imitative - make-believe - constructive -games with rules

• imitative - exploratory - active - make-believe - constructive - games with rules

• active - exploratory - imitative - constructive - make-believe - games with rules

• active - imitative - exploratory -make-believe - games with rules - constructive

In this type of play, children begin to play with objects and they begin to understand the impact that their own actions have on the environment.

• autocosmic play

• microspheric play

• macrospheric play

• mesopheric play

Which of the following is not included in Erikson's type of play?

• Mesospheric play

• Microspheric play

• Autocosmic play

• Macrospheric play

Which of the following is not included in Piaget's model of play?

• Games with rules

• Practice play

• Symbolic Play

• Solitary play