Pros
Students mimic their peers
Language
Increased physical activity, better social skills, improved resilience, higher self-confidence, and better risk management skills. T/F
True
Resources
Lack of resources can cause conflict between students and problem with program delivery
Teachers need to know a lot about music. T/F
False
Creativity
Imagination, thoughts, and ideas are practiced
What is the definition of Risky Play?
Researchers have identified six kinds: play at great heights, play at high speed, play with dangerous tools such as saws and knives, play near dangerous elements such as fire and water, rough-and-tumble play, and play where there’s a chance of getting lost or “disappearing.”(6 ways kids should engage in "risky" play - Active For Life)
Training
Educators report a lack of training to deliver quality play-based quality programs.
True
Promotes physical health
Gross Motor Skills
The challenge for parents and some educators
To learn how to support it in a healthy manner.
Parents
Don't see value
Fear children will get hurt
Music Box or a Music Center is a
area where children can explore items that are created or musical instrutments.
Assessment
Assessing children’s knowledge & skill development when watching children at play.
Risky play is about children
Testing their boundaries and flirting with uncertainty, and they’re more capable than we think at identifying their limits and managing the risks.
Space
Lack of physical space
Lack of outdoor play space
False.
Music plays a powerful role in the lives of young children. Most important, sharing music experiences with the people they love makes very young children feel
Incidental learning
collaboration and cooperation
Using equipment like hammers, knives, etc. is called
Play with dangerous tools
Interest
Music is for a class and an area. T/F
False.
Have a "Music Bar" outside or a "Music Parade."