Imaginative Play Themes

Why Imaginative Play?

• Play is one of the most essential tools in childhood development and results in powerful learning experiences.
• Role-play develops social interaction skills, self-regulation and conflict resolution skills, along with aiding in language development.
• It empowers children, when they can choose their own roles, scenarios and outcomes.
• Children model what they see in the world, recall experiences they have had, and stories they have been told, developing memory and preparing them for the future. 
• Imaginative/dramatic play tools aide in math and literacy development.
• Children learn to organize and plan.

​This list of imaginative play posts is constantly growing.
​Click on each picture to be taken to the original post.
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Ice Cream Shop (with FREEBIES)
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Junior Paleontologists
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Farm and Harvest in the Classroom
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Gingerbread and Cocoa Cafe
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Pre-K Pet Adoption Day

Fine-Motor Christmas Tree
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Adventure to the Moon
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