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learn about their world through play. Play therapy allows children to communicate there awareness about what’s going on in their world. Furthermore, play therapy to children is similar to what psychotherapy is to adults, it supports children in expressing and exploring thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Play therapy supports the children in discussing feelings in a calm and safe environment using toys to communicate their life perspectives. The premise behind play therapy is that children can use

Apart from numerous cognitive benefits, play also has a substantial impact on the social development of children including expression and management of feelings/emotions and developing a sense of trust which are required in adulthood for maintaining social interactions. Many theorists and researchers including Sandra Russ suggested that in play, children experience as well as learn to express various emotional thoughts and feelings such as happiness, joy, pain and jealousy while developing a sense

The play “Hamilton” by Lin-Manuel Miranda brings the founding fathers back to life-with a lot of hip-hop. It all started when Miranda, a writer, composer, and performer, was asked to perform at the White House centered on “the American experience.” The White House expected him to perform something based on his own Latin- American experience, but Miranda had something else in mind. Few months’ prior, Miranda was on vacation with his girlfriend when he started to read a biography on Alexander Hamilton

Benefits of Dramatic play and musical theatre training from childhood to young children Dramatic play and Musical theatre are two powerful tools for the development and learning process in children. In this piece we, will look at the two of them and their benefits for children. Dramatic Play Is your child a creative type who is always rearranging his room to form a place such as the airport or classroom? Does you little boy love being called a name representative of a profession? What your child

believe children should have creatively play . Children won't have to rely on their parents so much to take them to and from practice. With creatively play children can be independent thinkers and not have to worry about a set schedule every week .Where if they was on organized activities children use more of their parents to lean on then themselfs. When you are a child and you have nothing but organized play you dont have time for creatively play. That can be hard on you when you get older

production felt flawless and in no way was I overly aware that the puppets were puppets. Meaning that I was easily able to escape into the story of the production. Additionally, I found the fact that the play is currently being made into a motion picture by Steven Spielberg to be an enticing factor. Before the play, I had no knowledge of the source

physical play • creative play • imaginative play • sensory play. Play can be of several types and as practitioners we must plan and incorporate different kinds of play so that children can benefit from different kinds of development. Play can be broadly classified as physical play, creative play, imaginative play, sensory play and heuristic play. It is important for settings to provide the resources required to enable all kinds of different play. Physical Play: Physical play is a kind of play that involves

level of intelligence through their play. It opens new possibilities in thinking and develops emotional intelligence making their feelings manageable. Play also helps build a sense of self and relationships with others. One type of play that has an important role on a child’s development is imaginative play. In this essay I will focus on what imaginative play is, the types of imaginary play, skills and attributes imaginary play develops and the roles practitioners play in helping a child develop their

stages of social play is a theory that is composed by Mildred Parten. In 1932, she conducted a study of children from ages of 2 to 4 years old. The goal of her experiment was to identify the interaction of children among peers and influences of play. There are 6 stages of social play behavior; unoccupied, onlooker, solitary independent, parallel activity, associative play, and cooperative organized play. All of these stages were represented in my observation of the toddlers play with one another

Quartet. The play is a funny, charming but also vulgar experience. The majority of the comedy is centred on sexual innuendos, and through this the piece draws in audiences and allows them to see and understand the deeper issues explored in the play. The play explores the lives of four retired opera singers who are having to come to terms with the fact their lives haves slipped through their fingers and now find themselves in a retirement village. Quartet is a creative and amusing play that clearly