Imaginative play

Bag code: FCHC2428021 Days: Two days "Today training 4 hours". Time: 8 training hours. Targeted participants of the program: - Parents of children of all age groups - Supervisors and educators in care and rehabilitation roles - Teachers in schools and nurseries - Trainers in social and sports clubs - Human resources management Overview of the imaginative play program Frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrm Frrrmm I am a plane, look how I fly, yyyyyyyyyyyyy. Some may find these childish behaviors amusing and cute and an important part of childhood, while others may consider them annoying, causing chaos at home, and distancing the child from reality. Experts confirm that play plays an important role in the child's mental, psychological, and physical development. Due to its importance in the child's life, the United Nations has made the right to play one of the articles of children's human rights. The concept of time and filling leisure has changed in our current days. Not long ago, children would leave things to their natural instincts to fill their free time. There were not many toys available or electronic entertainment means; instead, they relied on their creative energies to entertain themselves, using available materials in their environment to make their own toys, such as a car made from a cardboard box, a paper kite from old newspapers, and glue made from water and flour. Program objectives: - Understand the importance of play for children - Understand imaginative play - Develop the child's sense of imagination - Learn about stages of child development - Answer the question: Is the absence of imaginative play a sign of autism? Training units: First unit ("What is imaginative play") - Opening of the program and introduction - Training activity 1-1-1 - The importance of play for children - Definition of play and imaginative play - Role-play video for topic 1-1-1 - Exercise 2-1-1 - Psychology and imaginative play - Imagination and stages of child development - Role-play video for topic 2-1-1 - Exercise 3-1-1 - Summary of the training unit Second unit ("The importance of imaginative play") - Reminder of the first unit - Imaginative play is fun and beneficial - Child's imagination is a talent - Role-play video for topic 1-2-1 - Exercise 1-2-1 - The importance of developing children's imagination - The absence of imaginative play and autism - Role-play video for topic 2-2-1 - Exercise 2-2-1 - Summary of the training unit Contents of the bag: - PowerPoint 52 - Trainer's guide 86 - Trainee's guide 80 - Profile file 4 - Activity bag 4 - Mind maps 1 - Photos 10 - Videos 4 - References 4 - Trainee data form 3 - Brochure 1 Bag contents: 11 Click here to view the training bag model