Preschoolers benefit from make-believe play (such as dress-up or feeding a doll), sorting everyday objects (such as kitchen utensils, cardboard boxes, or shoes), playing simple board games, and naming body parts during dressing.

Authors

• Person: Not available Organization: American Academy of Pediatrics
  Power of Play in Early Childhood - AAP

Sources

• Power of Play in Early Childhood - AAP www.aap.org American Academy of Pediatrics via serper

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• pretend play concept