Exam 11: Developmental Levels and Art
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Felt-tip pens and colored markers are excellent tools for the early scribble stage.
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In the later pictorial (first drawings) stage, a child draws symbols easily and at will.
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Pictures or first drawings are different from scribbles in that they are representational.
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The first writer to draw attention to the stages of children's art development was:
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The square and rectangle are made in the stage called ________.
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One universal form seen in the later scribble stage is the mandala.
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It is important in the scribble stage to not limit the number and variety of materials for young scribblers.
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