Learning Through Creative Play
Monday, 6 December 2021
Creative activities help
children's intellectual and cognitive development. It helps the child to
develop many thinking skills. These skills include problem-solving, developing
their imagination, concentration, and critical thinking.
Materials I need are cut out Christmas trees I made from carboard,
Shredded paper for snow, stars I made from paper, green leaves, and craft glue.
The area I am developing through this activity is to develop their hand-eye
coordination, sensory development by touching and feeling the different textures,
exploring their imagination, concentration, and attention.
EYLF Learning Outcomes
4.1 Children develop disposition such as curiosity,
cooperation, confidence, creativity, commitment, enthusiasm, persistence,
imagination, and reflexivity
National Quality Standard
3.2.2 – Resources support play-based
learning – Resources, materials and equipment allow for multiple uses, are
sufficient in number, and enable every child to engage in play-based learning
Theorist Link
Piaget’s theories - He believes that
children need to be able to see, touch, taste, smell, move and hear the things
they are learning about. This is called ‘concrete learning’.
Principles and Practices
Learning through play
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