Physical play refers to activities that involve movement and physical exertion, often seen in children during games and sports. It includes actions like running, jumping, climbing, and playing with toys that encourage movement, such as balls or bicycles. This type of play is essential for developing motor skills, coordination, and overall physical health. Engaging in physical play also promotes social skills, as children often play in groups, learning to cooperate, share, and resolve conflicts. Activities like tag, hide and seek, or team sports like soccer help children build friendships and improve their communication skills while having fun.