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Play Development

QuestionAnswer
Long spells of staring vacantly at large masses (windows, walls) 0-3 months
Hands predominately closed. No reaching to grasp objects 0-3 months
If hand is touched, either clenches or opens 0-3 months
Reacts to paper or cloth on face 0-3 months
Raises head when prone 0-3 months
Will grasp object when placed in hand 0-3 months
Reaches for object, but misses 3 months
Raises head and chest when prone 3-6 months
Puts objects in mouth 3-6 months
Watches hands 3-6 months
Plays actively when propped in play area, 10-15 minutes 3-6 months
Looks intently at and shakes rattle 3-6 months
On visual cue, free hand comes towards but doesn't grasp rattle 3-6 months
Pays attention to cube on table 3-6 months
May detect a tiny pellet 3-6 months
Generally inspects surroundings 3-6 months
Smiles, fingers mirror image 3-6 months
Increases activity at sight of toy 3-6 months
Words (vocalizes) for toy out of reach 3-6 months
Exploitative in string play 3-6 months
Head control established in midline 3-6 months
Bangs with object held in hand 3-6 months
Transfers objects from one hand to another 3-6 months
Rolls over both ways 3-6 months
Grasps dangling objects 6-9 months
Explores toy with fingers and mouth 6-9 months
Hitching presents 6-9 months
Will bounce when supported in standing position 6-9 months
Sits without support 6-9 months
Uses pincer grasp to pick up small objects 6-9 months
Drinks from cups 6-9 months
Eyes and hands function in close interaction 6-9 months
Imitates arm movements 6-9 months
Bangs spoons on tables 6-9 months
Pull self to standing position 6-9 months
Crawls on belly 6-9 months
Squeezes toy to make it squeak 9-12 months
Regards and pokes toys (beginning of cause and effect) 9-12 months
Deliberately drops toys and watches them fall 9-12 months
Plays ball with another person 9-12 months
Still brings objects to mouth, uses tongue more 9-12 months
Puts objects in and takes them out of large containers (beginning awareness of in/out) 9-12 months
Places one block after another on table (prerequisite to counting) 9-12 months
Responds to music 9-12 months
Holds crayons and imitates scribbles 9-12 months
Takes a few steps with help 9-12 months
Can bring one object momentarily above another (emerging awareness of spatial concept, precedes block stacking) 9-12 months
Stack rings on pegs 9-12 months
Throws objects intentionally 9-12 months
Solitary or onlooker play- self play 1- 1.5 years
Continual walking activities 1- 1.5 years
Begins to run, but still uncoordinated and awkward 1- 1.5 years
Scribbles spontaneously with crayon 1- 1.5 years
Can remove mittens, socks, hat, and unzips zipper 1- 1.5 years
Puts objects in and out of a small container 1- 1.5 years
Can figure out ways of overcoming some obstacles (opening doors, reaching high places) 1- 1.5 years
Imitates many things (sweeping, combing hair- self use actions) 1- 1.5 years
Pulls toys, carries or hugs dolls/teddy bears 1- 1.5 years
Very rapid shifts in attention- especially expressed by gross motor skills 1- 1.5 years
Parallel play- plays near others but not with them 1.5- 2 years
Talks to self as he/she plays 1.5- 2 years
Little social give and take, little interest in others but interacts for selfish reasons 1.5- 2 years
Does not ask for help 1.5- 2 years
Procrastinates 1.5- 2 years
Strings beads 1.5- 2 years
Transports blocks in a wagon rather than just building it 1.5- 2 years
Relates action to object or another person- washes/feeds/combs doll in addition o themself 1.5- 2 years
Likes to play with flexible materials such as playdough 1.5- 2 years
Less rapid shifts in attention 1.5- 2 years
Parallel play predominates 2- 2.5 years
Arranges doll furniture into meaningful groups and uses doll figures to act out simple themes from own experiences 2- 2.5 years
Aligns three or more cubes to make a train- and pushes train 2- 2.5 years
Builds tower of six to seven blocks 2- 2.5 years
Imitates drawing of vertical line 2- 2.5 years
Sequences related action in play such as making the food, feeding the doll, then cleaning it up 2- 2.5 years
Dramatization and imagination begin to enter play (make believe and pretend) 2.5- 3 years
Beginning interest in cooperative play- plays with others in small groups 2.5- 3 years
Interest in combining play things 2.5- 3 years
Is willing to wait his/her turn 2.5- 3 years
Will put toys away with some supervision 2.5- 3 years
Watches cartoons on TV 2.5- 3 years
Names own drawings 2.5- 3 years
Builds towers of nine blocks 2.5- 3 years
Puts together four-part nesting toys 2.5- 3 years
Stacks five or more rings on a peg in order of size 2.5- 3 years
Draws horizontal lines in imitation 2.5- 3 years
Imitates drawing a circle 2.5- 3 years
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