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Core Lessons

Play as the Vehicle for Physical Learning

Designing Play for Infants

Designing Play for Toddlers

Designing Play for Preschoolers

Balancing Free Play and Guided Activities

Using Everyday Materials for Physical Play

Physical Play and Whole-Child Development

Planning Intentional Physical Play

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Play and Physical Learning

Answer: Play and Physical Learning

Quiz: Infant Physical Play

Answer: Infant Physical Play

Quiz: Toddler Physical Play Design

Answer: Toddler Physical Play Design

Quiz: Balancing Free and Guided Play

Answer: Balancing Free and Guided Play

Quiz: Low-Cost Physical Play Materials

Answer: Low-Cost Physical Play Materials

Quiz: Whole-Child Benefits of Physical Play

Answer: Whole-Child Benefits of Physical Play

Core lessons and practice quiz for supporting physical development through play, birth to five.

Intentionally designing play experiences that build physical skill across infants,
toddlers, and preschoolers. .

Supporting Physical Development Through Play

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