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rlane42

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Give two examples of activities that would require a group of children in middle childhood to wok cooperatively towards a common goal.
 
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Give an example of a when you could incorporate the activity of role-playing with school age children.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Putting on a play, creating a newsletter. Answers may vary.

Answer to Question 2

Examples may vary but could include role-playing two children wanting the same ball at recess, or calming an argument between two children who both claim to have gotten to the front of the line first.



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