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Schemas: Learning through play
Schemas: Learning through playFor Scotland s children, with Scotland s parentsSchemas: Learning through playFor Scotland s children, with Scotland s parentsSchemas: Learning through playFor Scotland s children, with Scotland s parentsSchemas: Learning through playHave you ever watched your child at play and wondered why they are continually repeating certain actions? You can maybe recall watching your child continually drop toys from their pram or highchair, or fill up bags and boxes and move things around different parts of your home. If so, it is possible that your child is engaging in schematic play. So let s find out more about what this : Learning through playFor Scotland s children, with Scotland s parentsSchematicPlaySchematic play happens when babies, toddlers and young children are involved in repeated actions or certain behaviours as they explore the world around them and try to find out how things work.
Schemas: Learning through play For Scotland’s children, with Scotland’s parents References The content of this resource was adapted from the work of Dr Stella Louis who is a freelance early years consultant, trainer and author. We hope you have enjoyed finding out a bit more about Schemas. If you
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