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Support children who are struggling to enter and sustain play
Play is key to young childrens development and one of the most influential ways they learn. Sometimes, though, play isnt easy for children. They may find it hard to fit in, get along, or collaborate with peers. With your help, children can learn more effective strategies to engage in productive play.
This interactive workbook encourages thought, reflection, and discussion as you carefully observe play, identify where childrens strengths and struggles are, and offer strategies to improve their play skills. It provides a detailed look at the Play Checklist introduced in the authors book Play: The Pathway from Theory to Practice, and an exploration of how play connects to early learning standards. Use this workbook to deepen your understanding of how developmental challenges affect childrens play skillsand make play an easier, more enjoyable experience for all children.
Play is key to young childrens development and one of the most influential ways they learn. Sometimes, though, play isnt easy for children. They may find it hard to fit in, get along, or collaborate with peers. With your help, children can learn more effective strategies to engage in productive play.
This interactive workbook encourages thought, reflection, and discussion as you carefully observe play, identify where childrens strengths and struggles are, and offer strategies to improve their play skills. It provides a detailed look at the Play Checklist introduced in the authors book Play: The Pathway from Theory to Practice, and an exploration of how play connects to early learning standards. Use this workbook to deepen your understanding of how developmental challenges affect childrens play skillsand make play an easier, more enjoyable experience for all children.
