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Write a short essay on 5-10 strategies and/or activities that you feel are the most important that support children’s social and emotional development. The strategies/activities must be easy to implement and require minimal materials and directions. Each strategy/activity write-up will include four elements:

  1. The name of the strategy/activity
  2. The skill(s) the strategy/activity will support
  3. Step-by-step directions
  4. A list of materials if necessary

Rubric:

This essay will be submitted in MS or RTF format only as an attachment. No other formats please. Number each strategy starting with number one. Consider using bullet points within the strategies as this will lend to a clear message. Make sure you support your strategy with in-text citations to link to your references. Do not recopy the questions back into your paper. MS word or RTF format only. Other formats will not be opened, and will be scored as not completed.

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Running head: SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Strategies/activities that support children’s social and emotional development
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SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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Strategies that support children’s social and emotional development
Children development is a very crucial stage in human beings. For a child to experience both
emotional and social changes, some activities are significant. These approaches enable the child
to grow up mentally and socially fit. This discussion focuses on these strategies in particular by
highlighting the skills gained in each plan, outlining some procedural steps in realizing the same
and providing materials that may be necessary for that activity.
Activity 1: Playing games
Creating time for a game with a kid enables them to boost their social development. A kid who is
playful will tend to become a little bit more social than others who rarely are engaged in games
(Goldberg et al, 2013). The child will gain playing skills. To achieve this, one needs first to
identify the best match for the kid d...


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