Bibliographic citations
Delgado, R., Quispe, S., Rondan, Y. (2024). El juego tradicional del plic plac: impacto en las habilidades para la convivencia, motricidad y aprendizaje en una escuela de educación inicial [Asociación Pukllasunchis]. http://repositorio.pukllasunchis.org/xmlui/handle/PUK/187
Delgado, R., Quispe, S., Rondan, Y. El juego tradicional del plic plac: impacto en las habilidades para la convivencia, motricidad y aprendizaje en una escuela de educación inicial []. PE: Asociación Pukllasunchis; 2024. http://repositorio.pukllasunchis.org/xmlui/handle/PUK/187
@misc{renati/953682,
title = "El juego tradicional del plic plac: impacto en las habilidades para la convivencia, motricidad y aprendizaje en una escuela de educación inicial",
author = "Rondan Holguin, Yaquelin",
publisher = "Asociación Pukllasunchis",
year = "2024"
}
Pisiy rimayllapi willasayki Pukllayqa runap kawsayninpaqqa ancha allinpunim, tukuy ayllukunapim pukllakun. Kay pukllaymanta k’uskiy awasqaqa tukuy pukllaykuna qhawarisqamantan paqarimun, chayhinallataqmi llaqtanchikkunapi uña wawakunap yachaynin aswanta wiñarichisqa, saphinchasqa ima kananmanta, kasqallantaqmi, imaymana sasachaykuykunamanta, tawa pirqa ukhukunapi uña wawakunata wisq’aspanku yachachisqankumanta, pukllaykunawan kurkunku ch’ilanchakuynin hark’asqa, qulluchisqa tarikusqanmanta ima, chayhinallataq llaqta ukhupi, masincharikuspa, masancharikuspa, ayninaykuspa, yanaparinakuspa ima allinkawsay taripanankupaq. Chaykunata qhawarispaykun yuyaykuyku ñawpaqpacha pukllaykunata kutichirichimuspa, aswantaqa “plic plac” pukllayta, chay ukhunta kurkunku ch’ilanchayta, yachayninkuta ima chaninta kallpachaspa wiñaypaq taripanankupaq. Kasqallantaqmi kay k’uskiywan munayku huq yachachiqkunata llank’ayninku ukhupi yanapariyta, ñawpa pukllayninchikkunata wakmanta kutirichimuspa uña wawakunap yachayninta, wiñayninta ima mat’iparinapaq, aswantaqa kay plic plac pukllaywan, hinallataq tukuy llaqtakunapi imaynatachus pukllakun chaykunata pallaparimuspa ima. Chanin rimaykuna: ñawpa pukllaykuna,maki chaki kallpachay,ayllupi kawsay,allin kawsay.
Abstract Playing is fundamental in human life; all cultures play. This research addresses the topic of playing and arises from the observation that early education centers in urban areas are increasingly developing in small spaces, confining children within four walls, hindering their motor skills, and offering few alternatives for collective recreation based on social values, such as empathy, problem-solving, and teamwork, which children display, among others. We believe that reviving traditional games, specifically the game of Hopscotch, is a way to promote values. Therefore, this research reviews information about traditional games and their contribution to educational skills for the integral development of the child. We believe that this research can help other teachers develop an interest in incorporating traditional games into the education of young children and in further investigating the Hopscotch game, including its various forms. Keywords: traditional games, gross motor skills, social skills, coexistence, socialization.
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