Widely Held Expectations
- Child participates in a variety of dramatic play activities
- Uses words, actions and materials to portray a role, situation or setting
- Engages in role play with two or more children
- Child imagines and clearly describes characters, their relationships and their environment in dramatic play situations
- Assumes the role of someone or something else, or talks language relevant to the assumed role
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