stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Promote development through playing Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Promote development through playing
Promote development through playing
20 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
21 plays
Children's play, learning and development Unit 2 BTEC FIRST
Flashcards
20 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
20
Answers
1
Why is role-play beneficial for young children?
b) It improves their mathematical skill
c) It stops them from being shy
a) It helps them learn new vocabulary and social roles
d) It only benefits children over the age of 5
2
How does imaginative play support a child’s development?
b) It encourages creative thinking and social skills
a) It helps them develop motor skills
c) It only helps with emotional development
d) It has no real impact on development
3
Free play is child-led, allowing children to explore and play in their own way.
False
True
4
1. What is the main benefit of play in early childhood?
It keeps children entertained
It helps children stay quiet
It prevents children from making friends
It supports all areas of development
5
Indicate a benefits of outdoor play for children’s development.
Improves physical development (e.g., running, climbing, balancing).
Improves fine motor skills
Protect them from the Sun
6
What is an example of outdoor play promoting gross motor skills?
b) Building with small blocks
c) Climbing and balancing on playground equipment
d) Playing a matching card game
a) Finger painting
7
Pretend play helps children develop problem-solving and communication skills.
False
True
8
Sensory play, such as playing with sand and water, helps develop cognitive and language skills.
True
False
9
Outdoor play supports both physical and emotional wellbeing.
True
False
10
Which play activity best supports fine motor skill development?
d) Playing tag
b) Climbing on a jungle gym
c) Threading beads onto a string
a) Running in the playground
11
What is a key feature of heuristic play
b) The use of electronic toys
a) Structured rules and adult guidance
d) Playing team sports
c) Exploring real-life objects in open-ended ways
12
Identify any aspect of structured play
Prevents risky activities to be explored
Allows children to explore and play in their own way.
Structured play is led by an adult
The only limited is the imagination
13
Children only learn through structured, adult-led play activities.
True
False
14
What type of play helps children express their emotions and feelings?
b) Sensory play
d) Competitive play
c) Creative and imaginative play
a) Physical play
15
How can practitioners encourage inclusive play in an early years setting?
Encourage turn-taking and cooperative play.
All options
Adapt activities to meet the needs of all children.
Provide a variety of toys and activities.
16
Which of these activities supports problem-solving skills in children?
c) Singing nursery rhymes
b) Playing with puzzles
d) Watching television
a) Free drawing
17
Social play helps children learn how to cooperate and share.
False
True
18
Which type of play involves children playing together with a shared goal?
Parallel play
Solitary play
Associative play
Cooperative play
19
Children between 2 and 5 years develop the capacity of cooperative Play
True
False
20
Sensor play does not helps children explore and understand the world using their senses, language, and motor skills.
False
True
