Dramatic Play
Dramatic Play is the springboard for developing social-emotional intelligence and a cornerstone of Early Childhood Education. During dramatic play, children learn to form and sustain friendships by re-enacting scenes from daily life that require communal cooperation. Such interactions foster empathy, emotional self-regulation, impulse control and negotiation skills – all critical abilities for a fulfilling adulthood.
- Fashion statement.
- Barbershop (don’t worry, it's plastic scissors).
- Feeding the baby.
- Another busy day at the office.
- Manhattan gridlock.
- Smile for the camera.
- Checking blood pressure at the doctor’s office.
- No more room for another passenger on crowded subway train!
- Deciding whether or not to board the bus with impatient driver.
- Picnic time with pets.
- Three receptionists negotiating their differences.
- “You gave me the wrong directions!”