Creative play

One of the most important types of creative activity for children is creative play. Creative play is expressed when children use familiar materials in new ways or in ways unusual, and when children play roles and imaginative play. Nothing gives reinforcement to the creative spirit and nourishes the soul of a child to give large blocks of time during the day for spontaneous play, invented by the children themselves. But many parents underestimate the value of play in the lives of children, forgetting that the games promote physical, mental and social. The games also help children express themselves and confront their feelings. They also help develop the unique perspective and individual style of each child's creative expression. In addition, games are an excellent opportunity to integrate and include children with disabilities.


                         

Avoid dominating the game. Must be the result of children's ideas and not directed by adults. Try to build the capacities of their children to express themselves through play. Try to help your children to base their games on their own inspirations, not yours. His goal is to stimulate and encourage games satisfaction playing with other children or themselves. Pay attention to the game plan for him and encourage him. Learn how to extend children's play with your comments and questions. Try to stimulate creative ideas by encouraging children to create new ways to use materials. Try to remain open to new and original ideas to encourage children to find one solution or answer. Avoid toys and activities that explain everything to NOS and leave nothing to the imagination.