CHILD STUDIES

1. To use words, sentences, and communication to express thoughts and feelings.
4. Being curious and showing an interest in learning things.
7. Children are playing side-by-side but not interacting with each other.
10. To possess qualities such as curiosity, imagination, and the ability to generate new ideas and solutions.
11. Children play alone and do not interact with other children.
12. Physical play that builds coordination, strength, balance and creativity.
14. is the final stage of the 6 stages of play.

2. Is the first stage of play, and begins almost right from birth.
3. How many Stages of Learning are there.
4. The process of communicating, playing, and engaging with others.
5. Developed the confidence to think, try, explore and make your own decisions.
6. To copy a behaviour or action.
8. The stage in child development where they begin directly engaging in activities with other children.
9. Children will tend to watch other children playing, but won’t engage with them.
13. To see and to learn.