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Yu Jie's Psycho-Social: Playing With The Peer

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Psycho-social – Playing with the peer Li Xin picked few pieces of lego and sat on the floor. Yu Jie took few more pieces and helped Li Xin to fix. After both designed a vehicle, Li Xin said, “MRT!” Li Xin gave a piece of lego to Yu Jie. Yu Jie picked few more lego pieces and constructed a vehicle. Yu Jie said, “Bus!” Both smile at each other. When the teacher asked them where the MRT and the bus going, Li Xin replied, ‘MRT.. To house”. Yu Jie said, “Go by bus!” Both pushed their vehicle and played together. When one of their classmate placed the leg to block Li Xin’s vehicle from moving, Yu Jie said, “No! Take your leg!” Li Xin smiled at Yu Jie and said, “No! Move” Yu Jie’s constructed lego fell and broke to pieces when she lifted

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