Question 1

Active-physical play:

Accepted Answer

Children use their gross motor skills

Question 2

Coaching:

Accepted Answer

requires a teacher to provide children with ideas for difficult situations

Question 3

Constructive play:

Accepted Answer

when children use materials to create something

Question 4

Cooperative play:

Accepted Answer

play in which two or more children interact with one another

Question 5

Exploratory play:

Accepted Answer

play in which a child uses all of their senses

Question 6

Imaginative play:

Accepted Answer

play in which children use words and actions to pretend to be objects or people other than themselves

Question 7

Interactive play:

Accepted Answer

play where the child is playing directly with another person, such as an adult

Question 8

Modeling:

Accepted Answer

showing children appropriate behavior to use during play

Question 9

Parallel play:

Accepted Answer

play in which children play by themselves but stay close by other children

Question 10

Solitary play:

Accepted Answer

independent play

Question 11

Transition:

Accepted Answer

changing from one activity to another and/or moving from one place to another

Question 12

Adventure playground:

Accepted Answer

an outdoor area with objects on which children can climb and play. They can range from "natural playgrounds" to "junk playgrounds" and there is an absence of adult-manufactured or rigid play structures

Question 13

Convergent thinking:

Accepted Answer

encouraging one correct answer or one way to do things

Question 14

Creativity:

Accepted Answer

a way of thinking, acting, communicating, or making a product, idea, or process that is original for the individual

Question 15

Divergent thinking:

Accepted Answer

encouraging many different answers or ways to do things; open-ended

Question 16

Imagination:

Accepted Answer

the ability to imagine things that are not real; the ability to form a picture in your mind of something that you have not seen or experienced

Question 17

Intangible:

Accepted Answer

something that cannot be physically touched, not a physical item

Question 18

Loose parts:

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materials that can be moved, carried, combined, redesigned, lined up, taken apart, and put back together in multiple ways

Question 19

Open-ended play:

Accepted Answer

a kind of play that encourages children to express their imaginations, desires, and creativity freely. There are no rules, instructions, or guidelines

Question 20

Risky play:

Accepted Answer

thrilling and exciting forms of play that involve a risk of physical injury

Question 21

Rough and tumble play:

Accepted Answer

involves laughing and pretending and is a physically boisterous and vigorous activity

Question 22

Tangible:

Accepted Answer

something that can be physically touched

Question 23

Unstructured play

Accepted Answer

is not organized or directed by adults or older peers and generally doesn't have a defined purpose or outcome

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