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Dramatic Play DRAMATIC PLAY IMITATE REAL-LIFE SITUATIONS Think of it as a stage where the child enters and immediately takes on a role and pretends. - parenting, cooking, doctor, teacher, grocery store, office, hair salon, etc. Dramatic Play / Free Play: Large motor activities of their choosing. Acts on own imagination. Best when restrictions are few. Computers, blocks, balance beam, climbing tube, basket ball hoop, dress ups, puzzles, play dough, doll house or barn. IDEAS FOR FREE PLAY: Balls Basket ball hoop Jungle gym Teeter Totter Trucks Blocks Balance beam Crawling Tube How did you get there? Have children stand in a line with one leader (adult) and the other adult leader stands across the yard or room. The leader without children yells : “___, _____, how did you get there?” (filling in the blanks with an animal or a mode of transportation) The other adult leader yells the mode of movement for that animal or vehicle. ex. Snake, snake, how did you get there? We slithered! At this point all the children pretend to be that thing and slither to the other leader. It goes back and forth as long as the attention of your children. Use horses, bees, motorcycles, racecars, airplanes, etc. BENEFITS of Dramatic PlayAll 5 areas of Growth and Development 1) Provides an outlet for the child’s inner thoughts and feelings. 2) Helps them solve personal problems and make choices. 3) Teaches about occupations. 4) Expands their minds as they act out what they can be in real life. 5) Provides practice for language development as generate plots. 6) Dramatic play creates an opportunity for children to be involved in social interactions. - Associative and Cooperative play are essential skills for social interaction in Dramatic Play. Dramatic play allows children to learn about and experience their world and the roles people play. I’m a……. (Each group come up with 1 character from their theme and write it down) Tell the children to act as a bear and give them 10 second