Die Praxismappe: Kindliche Spielschemata

Tirelessly dropping the spoon, repeatedly emptying and filling the kitchen drawer, or carrying shoes around: Many adults have shaken their heads at such behavior from toddlers. However, these so-called play schemas are important for child development. For example, when children wrap themselves in cloths, they develop their body schema and connect it with spatial concepts. Recognize the themes of children in play and support them with the diverse stimuli that our experienced authors have gathered for you. Ten sheets, ten schemas, and an overview poster with illustrative images. Practical ideas for practice! Each practical folder includes a variety of ideas for language development!.