Multiple Choice
The textbook recommends that young children's first experiences with watercolor painting be:
A) making realistic art.
B) tactile experiences.
C) limited to the use of only one or two colors of paint.
D) using watercolors to make lines, colors, shapes, and abstract designs.
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