Across
- 1. Play that develops hand–eye coordination
- 4. Play that involves running, jumping, climbing
- 10. Play that involves rules, fairness, and winning
- 11. Play on their own, without others
- 12. Play that helps reduce anxiety or stress
- 14. Play that helps with problem-solving
- 15. Play where children act out real-life situations
- 17. Play that teaches roles in society
- 20. Play with words, jokes, and rhymes
- 23. Play that helps children test new ideas
- 24. Kind of play that is guided by imagination
- 25. Play where children invent stories with toys
- 28. The stage of play where children start playing together
Down
- 1. Play that helps build fine motor skills
- 2. Play that involves repeating actions, like banging
- 3. Play alongside but not directly with others
- 5. Play where children enjoy the feel of materials like sand or water
- 6. First stage of play development, watching others
- 7. The most natural way for children to learn
- 8. Play that helps children express feelings
- 9. Play that uses imagination without objects
- 10. Play that uses objects like blocks or toys
- 13. Play that develops creativity through painting or drawing
- 16. Play where children experiment with sounds and rhythms
- 18. Play with other children, sharing ideas
- 19. Type of play where children pretend to be someone else
- 21. Play that builds large muscles
- 22. Play that follows fixed rules, like board games
- 26. First type of social play involving simple interaction
- 27. Play that involves taking turns and sharing
