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Social Development of Three- and Four-Year-Olds - Paperback

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Category: Child Development

Preschoolers tend to be social beings. Whether they are playing with dolls side by side, building block castles together, or rolling down hills with friends, most young children enjoy the company of others. Playing together comes naturally, but you can help them negotiate turn taking, learning how to mend hurt feelings, and practice communicating positively while they play. This book highlights the milestones children tend to reach during the preschool years as they develop socially. As a guide and facilitator, you can share strategies that will help preschoolers learn to be cooperative team members and kind friends while having fun together. Paperback. 96 pages.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

George ★★★★★

The chapter on side-by-side play versus cooperative play finally made sense of why my three-year-old hands blocks to her friend without actually building with her yet. It's a thin paperback, but the examples are concrete enough that I've already changed how I set up playdates.

Adam E. ★★★★★

I picked this up while my four-year-old was going through a phase of snatching toys from her little friends, and the section on rolling-down-hills play genuinely changed how I set up her afternoons. The writing is plain and practical, not academic, so I actually finished it in a couple of evenings.

Ellie ★★★★★

The chapter on block-building together versus rolling down hills really clicked for me—I finally get why my daughter narrates every move when she's playing with friends. It's a thin paperback, but the examples are so specific I've already reread the doll-play section twice.