Socio-dramatic Play

Socio-dramatic play is a type of imaginative activity where children role-play and create stories that involve social interactions, such as pretending to be a doctor, teacher, or family members. It helps them understand social roles, develop communication skills, and learn cooperation by acting out real-life scenarios. This form of play encourages empathy, problem-solving, and emotional expression, making it an important part of childhood development. Through socio-dramatic play, children explore social norms and practice how to navigate relationships in a safe, creative environment.