Exam 7: Art and Play

The reason that art experiences are being reduced in early learning programs is because:

The most important material that contributes to a child's fine motor skills through art is play-dough.

According to Jenkins, dictated art leads children to:

During the preschematic stage of drawing children begin to draw:

Open-ended materials and experiences facilitate opportunities for the children to express their own thoughts and ideas of how things look to them.

Explain what is meant by art being a process.

The stronger the child's sense of self-identify, the better the child develops skills in:

Food products are part of the creative program because they offer children an authentic art experience.

Kostelnik and colleagues (2016) indicate that a child's self-concept has three dimensions. They are:

During the schematic stage of clay development, the children's creations exhibit:

Steiner viewed the image of the child as a threefold-human being - body, soul, and spirit.

Children gain a sense of success from open-ended experiences and materials because:

Art experiences support children by introducing them to social and cultural constructs.

The purpose of Froebel's "Occupation" gifts were to support the child in exploring:

Discuss why children's art is more than a production of a product.

During the preschematic stage of clay development, the children's creations exhibit:

Reggio Emilia preprimary schools emphasize the importance of art by ensuring that:

Art is a new component that has been incorporated into early learning and child care programs.

During the scribbling stage of clay development, children's creations exhibit:

Froebel advocated for children to have a specific time during the day for their creative activities.