Deck 8: The Playroom and Materials

Question 1

An example of a toy that is important because it allows resistive, anxious, cautious, or withdrawn children to play in noncommittal ways without revealing any feelings is

A) cash register.
B) egg cartons.
C) Gumby doll.
D) medical kit.
E) rubber knife.

Answer 1

A

Question 2

A toy that fits both the creative and aggressive toy categories is

A) Gumby doll.
B) handcuffs.
C) playdough.
D) popsicle sticks.
E) sand tray.

Answer 2

C

Question 3

The playroom size that seems to best meet the needs of most play therapy sessions is

A) 150 to 200 square feet.
B) 200-250 square feet.
C) 300 to 350 square feet.
D) 50 to 100 square feet.
E) The size doesn't matter as long as there is a bathroom attached.

Answer 3

A

Question 4

Which of the following is an example of a toy that would fit in the real-life toy category?

A) Blocks
B) Bobo doll
C) Egg cartons
D) Gumby doll
E) Sand

Question 5

Which of the following toys/materials is not recommended for play therapy rooms?

A) Lego-type construction toys
B) Water
C) Rice
D) Washable tempera paints
E) Handcuffs

Question 6

The presence of a Bobo doll in the play therapy room encourages aggressive behavior in children.

Question 7

Play therapy rooms should include board games.

Question 8

The recommended color for the walls of the play therapy room is off-white.

Question 9

A fully equipped playroom is essential for play therapy to occur.

Question 10

Puzzles are not recommended for play therapy rooms.

Question 11

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Establishment of a positive relationship with the child

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 12

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Expression of a wide range of feelings

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 13

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Exploration of real-life experiences

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 14

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Reality testing of limits

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 15

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Development of a positive self-image

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 16

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Development of self-understanding

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand

Question 17

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Opportunity to develop self-control

A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
B) Bop bag
C) Dart gun
D) Medical kit
E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
F) Puppets
G) Sand