Do you know that children's toys can advance their physical, cognitive, and/or social emotional development? For this post. choose one of the toys from this list baby rattle, toy (pretend) cell phone: crayons and construction paper: Play-Doh: pretend doctor costumes (Batman, Wonder Woman, firefighter, ballerina, dinosaur): 100 piece puzzle: Monopoly board game: Soccer ball and goal: baseball, baseball bat. and bases. In your original post. use critical thinking skills to evaluate how the toy impacts development and provide thoughtful answers all t following questions. 1. Which toy did you select? 2. How can this toy help a child's physical develooment? 3. How can this toy advance a child's cognitive develooment? 4. Plaget's theory of cognitive development describes how children use assimilation and accommodation to move through four stages (Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete Operational, and Formal Operational). Which stage do you think is the best fit for this toy and why? 5. How can this toy help a child's social-emotional develooment? (Hint: Make sure that you understand the differences between physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development as you think about your answers.)

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