4. The continuous feeling of exploration and discovery is an
intrinsic side of the game.
The game is a permanent factor of activation and structuring of
human relationships.
The game is a factor of continued action of the psychosomatic
balance.
El juego es medio fundamental para la estructuración del
lenguaje y el pensamiento. The game is the main way for the
structuring of language and thought.
5. The game provides a healthy escape from everyday reality.
The game allows to people to learn lot of thing with strong
significance.
El juego reduce la sensación de gravedad frente a errores y
fracasos. The game reduces the sensation of seriusness whit
mistakes and failures.
6. The game reactivate in people those possibilities and impulses
that are sleeping with no suspiction of emerge.
The game develops creativity, intellectual competence,
emotional strengh, stability and feelings of joy and pleasure.
Promotes healthy development of children who practice it.
8. The nature of game
• Voluntary and free
This feature indicates that
usually in the most genuine
and authenthic game we
play when and wherewe
want.
9. The nature of game
• Fun, enjoyable and
fulfilling.
Play is an enjoyable activity,
that give us good feelings
and memories because
anytime is a good time to
have fun.
10. The nature of game
• Spontaneous,
instinctive and
irrational
Have you ever look at a
child when is playing?
Compare his behaviour with
other situations. When we
are playing, we forget all but
not the game.
11. The nature of game
• Ambivalent
While playing many
things can happen. For
example jump and shout
very happy or grieve for any
situation. In the game we
are continually contrasting
situations.
12. The nature of game
• Intentional and
conscious
When we play, each
player is forced to make
decisions. They have to
interpretate the situation and
give a personal response
through the game actions.
13. The nature of game
• Uncertain, fluctuating
and adventurous.
When we start a game we
dond´t know the final score.,
It´s imposible to guess all
the things that will happen.
For that reason the novelty
intruduce us into an
adventure that will be
different each time we play.
14. The nature of game
• Imaginative, symbolic
and fictional.
When we play we enter
into a world full of fictional
characters and actions that
do not corresponds with real
life. In the games of younger
children, a pencil can be an
airplane, a doll a singer and
a stone a fabolous car.
15. The nature of game
• Regulated
Have you ever wondered “How
is possible for the players of
different countries of a soccer
team to understood between in
the soccer field? ” This is
possible because the condition
of every game has rules. Rules
are understtood a a set of issues
that indicate what are the limits
we can play under the same
conditions.
17. Rules
• Rules get used to define such
important aspects as security,
order, sense and structure of
the game.
• It´s very important always to
increase positive behavior
when we explain the rules of
the game.
18. Rules
• There are two kinds of rules:
the first is the one that is
directed to explain the
structure of the game and the
second is the one that is
directed to controll and
mantain the behaviour of the
kids. Because of this we have
to emphasize positive
behaviour.
19. Empasize positive behaviour
• Collaborate in the game and
help your fellows.
• Respect your classmates in
the game. They also want to
have fun !
• Listen to the advice of your
teacher. This will help you !
• Defeat is not a failure, learn to
lose, this will help you in your
life.
21. Maximun participation should be provides by forming small
groups of participants.
Elimination should be avoided.
The use of multiple formations is important to maintain the
interest of the participants.
The game should be clearly explain and offer a practice to
check that the understand it.
Game shouldn´t be forced.
Activiry should be stopped befores they tired of the game.
Better to stay with the desire of playing that be bored of it.