Author Question: Smilansky (1968, 1971) identifies the following as characteristics of socio-dramatic play: a. ... (Read 144 times)

dbose · **on:** Sep 15, 2018

Smilansky (1968, 1971) identifies the following as characteristics of socio-dramatic play:

a. make-believe with objects, verbalizations, and gross motor activity.
b. role playing, make-believe with objects, make-believe with actions or events, and emotional involvement. c. role playing, make-believe with objects, social interaction, and persistence.
d. make-believe with objects, make-believe with actions or events, persistence, and creative language.

Question 2

Because children can re-create only what they know and are familiar with:

a. home and family should be a year-long theme in the dramatic play center.
b. props and costumes in the dramatic play center should represent the cultures of children in your class.
c. boys are not likely to be interested in activities traditionally associated with women and girls, and girls will not have interest in traditionally male activities.
d. teachers should ensure that children have directly experienced what they want children to act out.