The Child Playing Alone

Children playing by themselves "I was a child who likes to eat, I painted a stained glass chandelier on the table and sat like a hat on an excited and bulging sphere.This kid is from us A lot of squares of different colors were splashing on the sheet I was staring at. Some are yellow, some are pink, some are green, and many are blue Unfortunately I was not watching Alabama 's wonderful artworks or beautiful quilts.I saw weekly planner and pasted several worn tapes on the wall.

Parten (1932) divided the children's games into six stages, no one is playing, playing alone, children are playing alone, and they are playing bystanders (Appendix) Another step that you can see is a parallel game (Appendix -) where children play similar toys next to another child or child, children play around near other people, and share the same toys in Lenovo game . The same toy as a toy (appendix ..). Bee and Boyd () pointed out that the ability to join other children's groups, and that they wanted it, to start from an early age and proceed through the development process. Patten discovered that different ages and children actually play together in a way different from actually participating in social games of different levels and categories. This was obvious in the game of Eva, and to my surprise, she actually played at all stages. (Appendix -)

Every child experienced many stages of social development. Babies and young children will happily play alone. If another child is on the scene, the child may be physically attacked or driven away by another person. Next, the child can play with another child, gradually share and change. After all, this group grew and became three or four children. When a child enters kindergarten, you can usually participate and enjoy the group experience. As children grow, they are learning how to complete several tasks chronologically. They learn ways to prioritize goals and actions. When they learn new ideas from others, their behavior will transcend. They learn how to symbolize certain things and learn new behaviors

Did you notice the way children play? You will leave your child alone for a while and you will notice him / her natural game habits. You will also notice what you teach while the child is playing. I remember him more clearly than anyone else. Dr. Laurelain Bongiorno, Champlain College's Director of Early Childhood Education, says, "Make a fortress, play at the beach, ski in winter, play with the other outdoors, children have also created outdoor memories." Parents and educators You can help your child become confident, become a child, explore, learn, and grow. As a teacher, early childhood educators must be able to clearly show their legitimacy, answer questions, provide evidence, and effectively demonstrate the benefits of game based learning.