4. The play interests of young children
conform more or less closely to a pattern
which is markedly influenced by thei
maturational readiness for certain forms
of play and by the environment in which
they are growing up.
5. HIGHLY INTELLIGENT CHILDREN SHOW A
PREFERENCE FOR DRAMATIC PLAY
AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES AND
FOR BOOKS WHICH INFORM
RATHER THAN MERELY AMUSE.
6. SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUE OF THE
FAMILY
THE TYPE OF PLAY EQUIPMENT
CHILDREN HAVE LIKEWISE
INFLUENCES THE PATTERN OF THIS
PLAY.
7. WELL-DEVELOPED MOTOR SKILLS
Encourage children to engage in games
and construction while poor motor
skills encourage them to devote their
play time to amusements.
8. Creative children spend
much of their play time
doing something original
with toys and play
equipment while
noncreative children
follow a pattern set by
others.
9. PLAY PATTERNS OF EARLY
CHILDHOOD
TOY PLAY DRAMATIZATIONS
CONSTRUCTIONS,
MOVIES, RADIO
AND TELEVISION
GAMES,
READING
10. DEVELOPMENT OF
UNDERSTANDING
Increased intellectual abilities
Increased ability bto explore their
environments
Increased ability to ask question
11. • LIFE
• DEATH
• SPACE
• WEIGHT
• NUMBERS
• TIME
• SELF
• BEAUTY
13. Moral development in early childhood is
on a low level. The reason for this is that
young children’s intellectual development
has not yet reached the point where they
can learn or apply abstract principles of
right and wrong.
14. IT HAS BEEN CHARACTERIZED BY WHAT PIAGET
HAS CALLED
‘ MORALITY OF CONSTRAINT’.
20. There are 3 common causes of misdemeanor
during the early childhood years.
-First, young children may misbehave due to to
ignorance of the fact that their behavior is
disapproved by the social group.
21. -Second, many young children learn that
willful disobedience of a minor sort will
generally bring them more attention than a
good behavior.
22. -Third, boredom may be
responsible for much
misbehavior during the
years of the early
childhood.