Unit 311 creative and imaginative play
 

Just can't seem to get going on this unit, all help is much appreciated.

Unit 311 Supporting children's creative and imaginative play and experiences

1.1 explain the stages of creative development for children
1.2 explain the stages of imaginative play for children
1.3 explain how creative development and imaginative play link to each of the following areas of development:
a. communication and languages
b. personal, social and emotional
c. literacy
d. literacy
e. numeracy/mathematics
f. understanding the world

Thank you in advance. :With love:

Hi,
I've been told by my assessor that there are 5 stages of creative development but can't find anything through research. I'm struggling so much here! Have you had any luck with yours yet?
Thanks in advance
x

I'm in the same boat, I've read through the smart screen time and time again today not found anything that says what the stages are just what creative and imaginative play is!
Somebody help please. frustrated as don't get much time to sit and do it!

Hi, a warm welcome to the site. Is Graham Wallas one of the theorists you're learning about? His five stage model puts forward preparation, incubation, intimation, insight and verification as a way to focus on creativity as a process and offers an explanation as to how new ideas emerge.

Hi, I'm working on this unit as well. Did anyone find anything useful for 1.3 as I'm stuck!!

All help is greatly appreciated as everyone on here is so helpful x

1.3 explain how creative development and imaginative play link to each of the following areas of development
 

Hi welcome to the site

quote from page 409 of the level 3 handbook:

Creative learning should be embedded in all areas of learning and within our everyday routines. We should regularly look for opportunities for children to explore and problem solve. This means that we might work with children to design an obstacle course as part of promoting their physical development,or ask children to find a system of keeping the coats from falling onto the floor.

Areas of learning you can link to the practices & activities happening in your setting

Personal social and emotional: experiment - which is the best way to wash our hands?

Communication & language: how can we organise our bookcorner?

Literacy: which letters are in your name?

Numeracy: how old do you think Teddy is? Why?

Knowledge of the world: here's a box of items, what can you find?

ICT: can you make an obstacle course for the code-a-pillar

Physical developemnt: which ball will travel the furthest when it's thrown?

Creative development: mixing colours - what happens?


Hth

thank you x

:arghhhhh:SOS helpi am so stuck of this! what are the stages of creative development and how can i explain them :(

Hi which theorists are you using to explore creative development?