In today's post I intend to talk about a fundamental activity for the child, or game. This term can be defined as a period "suitcase " refers to a collection of different things, is characterized by freedom and spontaneity. Its purpose is fun, and has two main functions: a function-
socializing, as the game failing to respond fully to the need for socialization, and help the child to leave his ego and put themselves in others' shoes,
- a diagnostic feature, in fact looking a child at play can be drawn about his personality.
We can say that the game fosters intellectual development. According to Piaget, the game takes various forms with the child's age and we have thus game exercise, typical of the way phase motor, symbolic play, the more frequent in the preoperative phase , game construction and to rules, which appear in the stage of concrete operations. As for the toys to be given, the child gets the most benefit if they are suitable developmental stage that is going through . "The child has to make his experience gradually. Grow stronger and serene as best he could further his experience "D. Perez, secretary of the Italian Committee for the childish games.
socializing, as the game failing to respond fully to the need for socialization, and help the child to leave his ego and put themselves in others' shoes,
- a diagnostic feature, in fact looking a child at play can be drawn about his personality.
We can say that the game fosters intellectual development. According to Piaget, the game takes various forms with the child's age and we have thus game exercise, typical of the way phase motor, symbolic play, the more frequent in the preoperative phase , game construction and to rules, which appear in the stage of concrete operations. As for the toys to be given, the child gets the most benefit if they are suitable developmental stage that is going through . "The child has to make his experience gradually. Grow stronger and serene as best he could further his experience "D. Perez, secretary of the Italian Committee for the childish games.
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