Schemas - Play with Purpose

Schemas

Schemas are patterns of repetitive behavior that help children learn about the world. Our schema play guide explains each type, from trajectory to enveloping, with insights into your child’s development. Understanding schema play helps you support their learning with activities tailored to their interests. Explore our articles for simple play ideas and tips that foster your child’s growth, helping them build essential cognitive and physical skills through engaging, repetitive play.

Introducing Patterns in Play

Do you love schemas? I love schemas. They’re the reason for my interest in child development. If you aren’t familiar with them, I’d love to introduce you. First, I was just a teacher. And quite an unhappy one. I knew what to teach: the curriculum. I knew

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Schema play: A comprehensive guide to understanding your toddler's development

Curious why your child's play is so repetitive? Learn about schema play and how it builds essential skills through exploration.