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(Unit 5) Topic 7: The Dramatic Play Learning Center

2 Clock Hours of Early Childhood Education

Unit 5 Topic 7 Agenda:

​Topic 7 Page 1
  1. Unit 5 Topic 7: The Dramatic Play Learning Center * Agenda
  2. What is Dramatic Play?
  3. Benefits of Dramatic Play
  4. Benefits of Dramatic Play
  5. Organizing the Dramatic Play Center
  6. Dramatic Play Center Tour
  7. Prepping for Dramatic Play
  8. Prepping for Dramatic Play
  9. Supporting Children to Succeed
  10. Select CDA Setting​
Infant/Toddler
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11. Lesson Plan: Car Wash Pretend Play
12. Lesson Plan: Drying Mittens Pretend Play
13. Lesson Plan: Raking Leaves Pretend Play​
14. ​Lesson Plan: Make it Rain: Sensory Bin
Preschool
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11. ​Lesson Plan: Pizza Parlor Dramatic Play
12. Lesson Plan: Gingerbread Man Dramatic Play
​13. Lesson Plan: Flower Shop Dramatic Play
14. Lesson Plan: Garden Sensory Bin
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11. Lesson Plan: Car Wash Pretend Play
12. ​Lesson Plan: Raking Leaves Pretend Play​
13. ​Lesson Plan: Flower Shop Dramatic Play
14. Lesson Plan: Garden Sensory Bin
15. End of Topic 7 Assessment Quiz

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Topic 7 Course Description:
2 Clock Hours
CDA Settings:
  • Infant/Toddler
  • Preschool
  • Family Child Care (Mixed-Age)
Many people often think of play as children running around the playground, climbing on the jungle gym, or shooting some hoops. However, this physical play is not the only type of play that children need. Dramatic or pretend play is a critical component in the development of young children. This course explores the significance of dramatic play and explains how educators can better organize the dramatic play center in their classrooms. Additionally, it includes unique ideas for pretend play that can be used. 
Learning Outcomes:
  • Describe the areas of learning the dramatic play center supports
  • Explain the steps that should occur when preparing the dramatic play center
  • Tell how to arrange the dramatic play area
  • Explain the teacher’s role while engaging in dramatic play with children
**  A special thank you to Erika Booth, BA Ed for developing the curriculum for this topic. **
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