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    This document provides information about organizing physical activities and play for primary school children. It discusses how play is crucial for developing gross and fine motor skills in children. It also lists different types of activities like free, guided, indoor, outdoor, individual, and group activities. Examples of games are given such as cardboard games, dancing, doll play, painting, and sand play. Guided activities under supervision like guided writing and races are also mentioned. The overall document focuses on the importance of play for children's physical development and types of activities that can be incorporated.

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    This document provides information about organizing physical activities and play for primary school children. It discusses how play is crucial for developing gross and fine motor skills in children. It also lists different types of activities like free, guided, indoor, outdoor, individual, and group activities. Examples of games are given such as cardboard games, dancing, doll play, painting, and sand play. Guided activities under supervision like guided writing and races are also mentioned. The overall document focuses on the importance of play for children's physical development and types of activities that can be incorporated.

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    Child Development Ppt.9242918.Powerpoint

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    This document provides information about organizing physical activities and play for primary school children. It discusses how play is crucial for developing gross and fine motor skills in children. It also lists different types of activities like free, guided, indoor, outdoor, individual, and group activities. Examples of games are given such as cardboard games, dancing, doll play, painting, and sand play. Guided activities under supervision like guided writing and races are also mentioned. The overall document focuses on the importance of play for children's physical development and types of activities that can be incorporated.

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    NAME -GAURAV VASHISHT


    1st year
    SECTION - A
    ROLL NO - 26
    REGISTRATION NO. - 1006830
    ORGANISATION OF PHYSICAL
    MOTOR ACTIVITIES AND PLAY
    FOR CHILDREN OF PRIMARY
    CLASSES.
    Organisation of physical motor activities
    and Play for Children of Primary Classes

     Play is crucial to the development of


    children’s gross and fine motor skills.
    Through Play, children practice and
    perfect control and coordination of large
    body movements, as well as small
    movements of hands and fingers. Child
    care providers can support young
    children’s motor development by
    planning play activities that provide
    children with regular opportunities to
    move their bodies.
     Source- article.extension.org
    W H Y TO P L AY
    PLAY STRESS ON MUSCLES
    PHYSICAL
    MOVEMENT
    OF BODY

    Source- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tM1LFFxeKg

    MORE POWERFUL IMMUNE SYTEM WEAR AND TEAR


    MUSCLES REPAIRS THE OF MUSCLES
    MUSCLE
    DIFFERENT TYPES OF ACTIVITIES

    1 2

    INDOOR
    FREE GUIDED OUTDOOR
    ACTIVITIES
    (STRUCTURED ACTIVITIES
    ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES)

    3 4

    INDIVIDUAL GROUP ACTIVE QUIET


    ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITES

    Source- writer Priyanandini.


    EXAMPLES OF GAMES

    FREE Guided
    ACTIVITIES Activities

    Card-board
    games Guided
    writing

    Race under
    dancing supervision

    • Doll and doll house • free activities which are undertaken


    under the super vision of teacher may
    • Painting also be placed in this category.
    • Sand play
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