Across
- 2. Adult role in ensuring play is safe and appropriate.
- 4. Play involving shared goals, turn-taking and group interaction.
- 5. Support provided by adults to extend learning through play.
- 6. Play when children play side by side without direct interaction.
- 10. Skills and knowledge gained by children through play.
- 11. Development of communication skills supported through play interactions.
- 14. Type of play where children create ideas, roles and scenarios.
- 16. Ensuring all children can participate in play experiences.
- 17. Physical and social spaces that influence play experiences.
- 18. Play that involves building or creating using materials like blocks.
- 21. Purposeful and enjoyable activity essential for children’s learning and development.
- 22. Agreed guidelines that structure games and help children learn fairness.
- 24. Development of feelings, self-regulation and resilience supported by play.
- 25. Providing fair access to play resources and opportunities.
- 27. Watching children’s play to understand development and interests.
- 28. Development of gross and fine motor skills through active play.
- 29. Play where children act out real-life roles and experiences.
Down
- 1. Managing emotions and behaviour learned through guided play.
- 3. Skills involving interaction, cooperation and relationships learned during play.
- 4. Relating to thinking, problem-solving and understanding developed through play.
- 7. Materials and equipment used to support different types of play.
- 8. Ability developed when children experiment and find solutions during play.
- 9. Repeated patterns of behaviour commonly observed in children’s play.
- 12. Overall physical, emotional and social health supported by play.
- 13. Play where a child plays alone and independently.
- 15. Level of interest and involvement a child shows during play.
- 19. Play that challenges children physically or emotionally in a safe way.
- 20. Play where children investigate materials and environments.
- 23. Play involving the senses such as touch, sight, sound, smell and taste.
- 26. Play that allows self-expression through art, music, movement or construction.
