Playworld practice:

A) involves enacting, discussing, making art, and playing with themes based on works of children's literature.
B) is commonly used in the United States.
C) is related to decreases in children's language skills.
D) is not related to changes in children's abilities to tell stories.

Playworld Practice

A type of classroom activity that is based on theories regarding the importance of play in intellectual development and involves students enacting and discussing various themes in children’s literature.

Children's Literature

Literature specifically written for children, often characterized by imaginative stories, engaging illustrations, and themes conducive to young readers.

Language Skills

The ability to communicate effectively using spoken or written words, understanding and being understood by others.