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    The document outlines 4 stages of play characteristics based on age: an exploratory stage from 3-12 months where infants grasp and examine objects; a toy stage from 1-8 years where children imitate adults with toy tools; a play stage from 8-12 years where interest shifts from toys to games and hobbies; and a daydreaming stage for older children and pubescents focused on imaginative play and fantasy.

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    The document outlines 4 stages of play characteristics based on age: an exploratory stage from 3-12 months where infants grasp and examine objects; a toy stage from 1-8 years where children imitate adults with toy tools; a play stage from 8-12 years where interest shifts from toys to games and hobbies; and a daydreaming stage for older children and pubescents focused on imaginative play and fantasy.

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    Age Characteristics of Play

    Exploratory Stage
    Age: Approximately 3 to 12 months
    Activities: Grasping, holding, and examining articles
    Exploration via creeping or crawling

    Toy Stage
    Age: 1 to 7 or 8 years
    Activities: Imitating adult behavior with replicas of adult tools

    Play Stage
    Age: 8 to 12 years
    Activities: Interest in toys diminishes
    Interest in games, sports, and hobbies increases

    Daydreaming Stage
    Age: Characteristic of older children and pubescents
    Activities: Playing the martyr misunderstood and mistreated
    mistreated by everyone or the hero or beauty
    admired by everyone

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