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xclash

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All of the following recommendations are made to reduce challenging behaviors at circle time except:
 
  A) avoiding making circle time too long
  B) having children sit close to one another
  C) limiting distractions such as materials hanging on the walls
  D) balancing activities, which will help keep children engaged

Question 2

The chapter offered each of the following suggestions for children who wander off or resist circle time except:
 
  A) having the child sit next to an adult
  B) allowing the child to have a security object
  C) providing the child with a fidget toy
  D) having the child wear a weighted vest



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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