There are six different types of play that encourage healthy development.
Active play
involves physical activity and provides an enjoyable way for children to
exercise. When children
take part in active play, they burn energy, consume calories, and build healthy
bodies. Through active play, children learn how to coordinate their brain and
body functions to complete tasks and also develop motor skills and hand-eye
coordination. Active play often takes
place outdoors, or in a large open area that allows freedom of movement. Examples
of active play include sports, hopscotch, swinging on a play set, and movement
games, such as tag or dodge ball. Due to the physical nature of active play,
teachers should teach children safety tips and promote teamwork and good
sportsmanship.
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