Language Milestones
Theories
OT interventions
Play Types
100

This theorist described the preoperational stage, where children use symbols but lack logical reasoning.

Who is Piaget?

100

This game helps children practice following simple directions.

What is Simon Says?

100

This type of play involves repeating actions for enjoyment, like banging blocks

What is functional play?

200

This behaviorist emphasized that actions have consequences

Who is Skinner?

200

This sensory material supports fine motor skills and creativity.

What is playdough?

200

Pretending to be a doctor or superhero falls under this play type

What is symbolic play?

300

This theory highlights the importance of caregiver-child interactions like serve and return.

What is attachment theory?

300

This activity encourages turn-taking and narrative skills.

What is storytelling with peers?

300

Building towers with magnetic tiles is an example of this play type.

What is constructive play?

400

This milestone means children grasp the meaning of their own words

What is understanding what they are saying?

400

This theory emphasizes learning through social interaction and scaffolding.

Who is Vygotsky?

400

This caregiver strategy involves responding to a child’s cues in conversation

What is serve and return?

400

Playing “Simon Says” encourages this type of play.

What is rule-based play?

500

This milestone shows early social reciprocity in play


What is learning to take turns with children?

500

This approach focuses on reinforcement to shape communication and social skills

What is behaviorism?

500

This activity uses magnetic tiles to build structures while practicing communication.

What is constructive play with magnetic tiles?

500

Taking turns in storytelling promotes this type of play

  • What is cooperative play?


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