How to play with children?
Let's play, children.
But playing alone is not fun
Must invite family
Let's play together. 🩷
🎭 Benefits of fictional play 🧸
(Pretend Play)
More than just playing.
But the "heart of child development."
A fictional play.
Like playing house, playing doctor.
Shop. Play the role of parent and son.
Not just the cuteness of children.
But the learning process
Important to the brain, emotions.
And life skills.
🧠 Thought and learning
✨ Develop symbolic ideas.
(Symbolic Thinking)
✨ Cognitive Flexibility
✨ Plan. Think of a sequence of events.
✨ Link real experience to imagination.
➡️ is the basis of reading, writing and problem solving.
💬 on language and communication.
✨ Children naturally use more words.
✨ practice questioning, retaliating and telling stories.
✨ Understand the conversation role (take turns, talk, listen)
➡️ Very suitable for children to speak slowly or not communicate fluently.
❤️ Emotional and social aspects
✨ Learn the role of self and others.
✨ Practice understanding of others (Empathy)
✨ vent and manage emotions through play.
✨ Learn rules, waiting and cooperation.
🧩 Executive Functions (EF)
Fictional play helps train multiple sides of EF simultaneously.
🧠 Inhibitory Control
🧠 Working Memory
🧠 Flexibility
➡️ Children will "think before they do" and adapt better.
✋. Movement and use of hands.
✨ Training hand muscles and hand-eye coordination.
✨ Use equipment, toys, simulated kitchen utensils.
✨ Strengthen future writing readiness.
🌱 A child who plays well.
Doesn't mean fanciful.
But a child whose brain is deeply developed.
If the child
❗ Not playing fictitious.
❗ Repeat the same way. Not capped.
❗ not inviting others to play.
Could be a sign that should.
Assess development in play
Language and social skills
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