Communicative Play

Communicative play is when children use playful activities—like pretend games, role-playing, or using toys—to practice and develop their communication skills. Through these activities, they learn how to express ideas, share information, listen, and respond to others in engaging, meaningful ways. It creates a natural, enjoyable setting for children to experiment with language and social interactions, helping them build vital communication abilities while having fun. This type of play is essential for language development and social understanding in early childhood.