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The Importance of Free Play Time
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The Play & Social Behaviors of preschoolers
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November 3-6; 10-13
November 17-20
LCDS Preschool
Home
Our Classroom
Classroom Traditions
Documentation
The Importance of Free Play Time
Preschool Experiences
Story Retells
Color By Number
Box Play
Art Experiences
Skills, Goals & Milestones
Writing/Fine Motor Growth
Cutting Skills
Social/Emotional Development
Books
Social Skills Behaviors
The Play & Social Behaviors of preschoolers
Literacy
Tips for Families
Virtual Library
Daily Schedule & Important Dates
Newsletter
Specials
SEL
Weekly Archives
First Week of School!
September 8-11
September 15-18
September 22-25
September 29 - October 2
October 6-9; 15-16
October 20-23
October 27-30
November 3-6; 10-13
November 17-20
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Home
Our Classroom
Classroom Traditions
Documentation
The Importance of Free Play Time
Preschool Experiences
Story Retells
Color By Number
Box Play
Art Experiences
Skills, Goals & Milestones
Writing/Fine Motor Growth
Cutting Skills
Social/Emotional Development
Books
Social Skills Behaviors
The Play & Social Behaviors of preschoolers
Literacy
Tips for Families
Virtual Library
Daily Schedule & Important Dates
Newsletter
Specials
SEL
Weekly Archives
First Week of School!
September 8-11
September 15-18
September 22-25
September 29 - October 2
October 6-9; 15-16
October 20-23
October 27-30
November 3-6; 10-13
November 17-20
The Play & Social Behaviors of Preschoolers
Preschool Children’s Social/Manipulative Play Stages:
• Onlooker – Watching others play
• Solitary – Alone, occupied with play
• Parallel – Alongside another
• Associative – Related play theme
• Cooperative – Sharing materials and sustaining play theme
• Functional – repeat actions
• Constructive – produces a product
• Dramatic – pretend
• Games with Rules – control and order
Preschool Children’s Dramatic Play Stages:
• Functional
(
Driving a car; feeding a baby)
• Relational
(
Representing a family member or pet)
• Stereotypic
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Predictable based on occupation)
• Fictional
(
Taken from a story or movie; superhero)
Stages of Social Development
Social Skills Behaviors
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