Similarities Between Creative Play And Organized Play

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Creative and organized play both have there key building skills important to a childs growth.In the following we will go in depth with the two type of play.
Creative play has some very big building aspects to it, Imagination is key to successfully setting goals. Without an healthy imagination a goal would not exsist, if i said my goal is to be a racecar driver, i would not set that goal if i didnt imagine how fun and exciting the career would be. Creative play also supports a social aspect. When a child is playing with his/her friends, they have an infinate number of choices to choose from (the sky is the limit). They can build fort, pretend the carpet in the house is hot lava, and create there own form of games.
Organized play has specific building aspects key in build responsiblity, commitment, and pride. Examples of organized play would be sport, music, and many other activities. Building these are important to getting a career and being successfull. …show more content…

But if the two plays were to be combined to encourage both aspect of each, they could build all the skills and be able achieve those "sky is the limit goals.'
In combining both plays it will be a fun and crutial learning period for them. Creative and organized play both can benifit a child and poses important skill building

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