Role-playing games
When playing role-playing games, a child:
- observes adults and acts out the observed actions and situations, uses and develops his understanding of society;
- gets into different roles, has character conversations using different speech intonations, facial expressions, and body gestures;
- experiences different emotions, overcomes fears;
- develops imagination and creativity, the ability to plan and implement his/her plan, choosing the necessary materials;
- learns to arrange a place for play, move objects safely for himself/herself and others, the ability to navigate in space;
- learns to perform – give performances for the family, make music, play sound instruments, and perform rhythmic movements;
- develops communication and cooperation skills, the ability to justify his/her thoughts, make decisions, and agree if other children or adults participate in the child's play.
