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Developmentally appropriate practice for infants and toddlers focuses on play as a key
way to learn. Caregivers should provide safe spaces where kids can explore and be
independent while also paying attention to their needs. It’s important for children to play
with others to learn sharing and cooperation. Lastly, including different cultures and
respecting each child's unique background helps everyone feel welcome and valued.

2. Adults have several key roles in children's play. First, they help set up play areas and
provide toys that spark creativity. They also watch kids play to see what interests them
and what they need. When kids need help, adults can step in to guide them or suggest
ideas. Finally, by joining in the play, adults show kids that playing is fun and important,
building a stronger bond with them.

3. Environments that influence play include parks and playgrounds where kids can run
around and explore nature. Indoor spaces with toys and cozy corners help children use
their imagination and play with others. Classrooms designed for different activities
encourage teamwork and creativity. Home environments with lots of play materials give
kids chances to explore and have fun.

4. In this chapter, "model" means how adults show kids behaviors and skills to copy. By
demonstrating sharing and problem-solving, adults help children learn how to interact
with others. They also show kids how to use toys and engage in play, guiding them along
the way. Adults can express curiosity and excitement, encouraging children to explore
and ask questions. Overall, modeling helps kids learn important things by watching
adults.

5. "Happenings" are the events or activities that occur while kids are playing. This can
include fun moments, interactions with friends, or new things they discover. These
events are important because they help kids learn and grow. By watching these
happenings, adults can see what interests children and how they're developing.

6. To talk to parents about the importance of play and exploration, it’s important to listen
and share information in a friendly way. I might say, "I know you want your child to do
well, and play is really important for their learning." I would explain that when kids play,
they learn how to solve problems, be creative, and get along with others. I’d encourage
parents to watch their child play and see how much they learn from it. Finally, I’d ask
parents to share their thoughts or questions, making it a two-way conversation.

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