sult of the tendency of previous studies to group all functional play into a ... sures of the proportion of total play time spent in functional play and in ...
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www.springerlink.com/index/J415U04710271539.pdf
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Functional Play: The child enjoys repetitive play with objects and gains motor and practice skills. Good examples are dumping, filling, stacking, water play, and outdoors play. Functional play characterizes infants and toddlers and at age 3 constitutes 50% of a child's play.
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oldfashionedliving.com/play.html
oldfashionedliving.com/play.html
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FUNCTIONAL PLAY: What Does It Do? ... This begins with combination play such as banging toys against each other or a surface, emptying containers (dumping) and knocking blocks down. The child slowly begins to use toys as they are designed to be used; where the toy design "speaks" to them! ... FUNCTIONAL PLAY: SUGGESTED TOYS...
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letsplay.buffalo.edu/toys/guide/functional.htm
letsplay.buffalo.edu/toys/guide/functional.htm
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however, in the course of development these behaviors are gradually replaced by functional play indicating knowledge of how toys should be used (e.g., pushing a toy vehicle), activities that involve the combination of two or more objects (e.g., placing one block on top of another), and various forms of pretense play...
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idea.uoregon.edu/~ncite/documents/techrep/tech11-2.html
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There is currently insufficient evidence to support or refute sensory integration as an intervention to increase functional play behaviours and decrease non-engaged behaviours in pre-school children with autism. Current studies are of low level methodologies.
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www.otcats.com/topics/CAT-Melissa_De_Rooy.html
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Taking a closer look at functional play in children with autism. ... Research evidence indicates that children with autism may experience problems with functional play, in addition to their well-documented deficits in symbolic play.
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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11439756
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I didn't get a chance to ask the Dr.'s about this, both of them said my dd play was functional and repetitive. What does that mean? She does like to do puzzles, drawing and building with blocks, but she does engage in pretend play with stuff animals and Lego people and animals, mostly just with animals though.
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www.autism-pdd.net/testdump/test17283.htm
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Appropriate functional play with miniature versions of everyday objects was distinguished from symbolic play involving substituting one object for another, pretending something has a property it does not have, or referring to something as if it were present.
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