What distinguishes preschoolers' outdoor play needs from toddlers and twos?, Similar play spaces and materials, Toddlers and twos do not require sensory experiences, Different play spaces, materials, and more challenging equipment, Preschoolers need fixed play equipment like slides and swings, How have preschoolers developed physically compared to younger children?, Decreased strength and stamina, Increased strength, stamina, refined motor skills, and better balance, Poorer balance and coordination, No significant physical changes, According to Dietze & Kashin (2012), what type of play do preschoolers engage in more frequently?, Parallel play, Solitary play, Onlooker play, Associative and cooperative play, In which cognitive development stage are preschoolers according to Piaget?, Concrete operational stage, Sensori-motor stage, Preoperational stage, Formal operational stage, What personality development stage, as per Erik Erikson, do preschoolers experience?, Identity vs. role confusion, Autonomy vs. shame and doubt, Initiative vs. guilt, Industry vs. inferiority, What outdoor activities do preschoolers enjoy, according to Greenman (2003)?, Reading, Watching TV, Building/tearing down, pretending, climbing/jumping, etc., Playing video games, What (according to Theresa) is important when designing outdoor play spaces?, Accommodating need for digging and dumping, Ensuring there is space for solitary play, Buying many new materials and toys from the store, Adding the magic

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