Is being able to be a part of a group,understanding the need to share,take turns,cooperate with others and behave in an acceptable manner.
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What are social skills?
Use of social expressions such as 'hello' 'please' and 'thank you', also the use of eye contact, gestures, and attention that shows another person that they're interested in them. This helps children make friends.
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What are the stages of social play?
Solitary Play,Parallel Play,Looking-on Play, Joining-In Play and Cooperative Play
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What is Solitary Play?
Child plays alone.They like to know an adult is nearby.Much of their play is imitative and brief.
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What is Parallel Play
Between 2-3. Children start to play alongside but not with another.Often children do not acknowledge another.They are content in their own play.
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What is Looking-On Play?
Between 3-4. Children may start to observe what others are doing.Not ready to join in yet.
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What is Joining-In Play?
Between 4-5. Ready to play with others.No rules.
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What is Cooperative Play?
Children are ready to cooperate to complete a task.
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What is Sterotyping?
Having either positive or negative images of people, looking at them as a 'group' instead of 'individuals'. Can include gender,race or culture.
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What are social skills?
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Use of social expressions such as 'hello' 'please' and 'thank you', also the use of eye contact, gestures, and attention that shows another person that they're interested in them. This helps children make friends.
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