Objective

By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to engage in imaginative play and role-playing activities.

Materials and Prep

Materials: Costume props (hats, scarves, glasses), stuffed animals or dolls, play kitchen items

Prep: Clear an open space for play, set up a small designated area for the play kitchen

Activities

• Role Play: Encourage the student to dress up in different costumes and act out different roles.

Let the child be a doctor, a chef, a firefighter, or any character they like.

• Tea Party: Set up a pretend tea party with stuffed animals or dolls.

Have the student serve tea and snacks to their guests, encouraging social interaction.

• Kitchen Play: Allow the student to play in a pretend kitchen area.

Let them cook, serve food, and engage in creative cooking scenarios.

Talking Points

• Imagination: "Imagine you are a brave firefighter rescuing a kitten from a tree!"
• Role-Playing: "You can be a chef and cook delicious meals for your friends."
• Sharing: "It's important to share toys and take turns during our tea party."