Roger wants to promote his preschool son's peer interaction skills.Which of the following is a particularly effective technique for Roger to try?

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Arranging informal peer play activities is a particularly effective technique for promoting peer interaction skills. This provides children with opportunities to engage in play, practice social skills, and learn from their peers in a natural and unstructured setting. Encouraging children to make their own play dates (A) can be challenging, as it depends on the availability and willingness of other children and their parents to participate. Talking to a preschooler about values associated with friendship (B) may not be developmentally appropriate or effective in promoting peer interaction skills. While group sports (C) can be beneficial for children, they may not necessarily promote peer interaction skills in the same way as informal peer play activities.

Roger Wants to Promote His Preschool Son's Peer Interaction Skills