Support children and young people’s play and leisure
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In what ways should practitioners support children’s play? Select four answers.
Asking the children to help you with tasks
Physical help with moving, opening or manoeuvring things
Providing information to help with decision making
Directing the children’s play
By providing encouragement and praise
Re-stocking or providing materials and equipment
Identify four ways that practitioners should support children’s play from the options below.
Acting as mediator in conflict situations
Highlighting and discussing health, hygiene and safety issues
Always joining in with the play
Pointing out the options available to enable the child to make choices
Negotiating or reiterating ground rules
Ignoring the play and leaving children to get on with it
When should you intervene in children’s conflict during play?
If they start to argue
If boys are playing together
If you observe aggression or there is name calling being used
Whenever a conflict happens
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