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The social skill of turn-taking can be promoted through writing by:
 
  a) Having children take turns with markers
  b) Having children sign up for turns
  c) Making a list of names
  d) Having childrens names on cards

Question 2

Finger painting helps children:
 
  a) Learn to write
  b) Learn which finger to use
  c) Strengthen their fingers
  d) Use a tray of salt



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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