What is another word for dramatic play?
Pronunciation: [dɹəmˈatɪk plˈe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Dramatic play is a form of play where children take on different roles and act out scenarios, typically with toys or props. It helps develop imagination, creativity, and social skills. There are several synonyms for dramatic play, including pretend play, imaginative play, role-play, make-believe, and fantasy play. Pretend play emphasizes the act of pretending to be someone else or something else. Imaginative play highlights the use of imagination to create scenarios and settings. Role-play focuses on the specific roles that children take on during play, such as doctor or teacher. Make-believe implies the act of creating a world that is not real. Fantasy play references play that involves mythical or magical elements. All of these terms describe various aspects of the rich experience of dramatic play.
