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dramatic play

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dramatic play
[dramat′ik]
Etymology: Gk, drama, deed; AS, plegan, game
an imitative activity in which a child fantasizes and acts out various domestic and social roles and situations, such as rocking a doll, pretending to be a doctor or nurse, or teaching school. It is the predominant form of play among preschool children.


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They describe how to design a classroom literacy center, read and tell stories, engage preschoolers as storytellers, help them understand stories and how books work, integrate literature and comprehension into thematic and content area instruction such as dramatic play, art, music, social studies, science, math, and literacy, and create home activities.
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