Types Of Development
Process in which children learn to understand their own emotions, build relationships and navigate social situations
Social Emotional Development
When children learn how to use a pencil, pick up something off floor or table, button shirt what type of skills are they using
Fine motor skills(Small)
This type of play occurs primarily in Infants from Birth to Three months and involves movements that appear to be random or aimless, such as waving their hands or kicking their legs
Unoccupied Play
This the type of play when children work together toward a shared goal with organized roles and agreed upon rules
Cooperative Play
Two kids painting their own picture at the same table sitting next to each other but focused on doing their own thing
Parallel Play
Refers to the biological, psychological and emotional that occur in human beings between birth and the end of adolescence
Child Development
When children learn how to run, jump, skip, ride a bike they are using what kind of skills
Gross(Large) Motor Skils
This the type of Play when a child plays alongside or near others but does not play with them
Parallel Play
A group of children building a tower together
Cooperative Play
This pertains to how children communicate, learning to how to use words, make sounds, and babbling
Language Development
This is the type of play when a child plays alone, exploring and interacting with objects independently
Solitary Play
A child putting together a puzzle at the table alone
Solitary play
This the growth and refinement of the brain, body muscles, and senses, enabling children to control their movement and develop coordination
Physical Development
This is the type of play when child engage in similar activities, talk to each other, borrow or trade materials and show interest in peers yet the child still pursues their own independent play
Associative Play
Two children playing with blocks on the carpet, one is building a house and the other is building a tower
Associative Play
This is the process when a child gains the ability to think, reason, solve problems, and make decisions through infancy to adulthood
Cognitive Development
This is the play when a child watches others play without joining in, the child stands nearby, watching attentively
Onlooker Play
Onlooker