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Guiding Art Experiences
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1
Water and sand play are often referred to as _____.
product-centered art
sensory experiences
molding experiences
bridging experiences
2
The type of art that focuses on a child’s interests and development is called _____ art.
Texture Painting
Product-Centered
Spice Painting
Process-Centered
3
Although _____ does not dry out, some teachers do not use it because it can leave an oily residue.
putty
playdough
clay
plasticene
4
Which of the following types of painting techniques results in scented paintings?
spice painting
string painting
salt painting
mono painting
5
Woodworking activities, such as hammering, can promote _____.
hand-eye cordination
creative expression
all the above
fine-motor development
6
Stage 3 of building is called ___, where children place two blocks vertically a space apart and then connect the blocks.
carrying
building
bridging
symbolizing
7
The first stage of art skill development is the _____ stage.
pictoral drawing
scribble
basic forms
sculpture
8
Which of the following are appropriate caregiver actions for guiding children in art experiences?
Value children's efforts with positive comments
Foster independence by telling children the supplies available
Model respect for children's work
All the above
9
Art promotes ________.
All Areas of Children's Development
Only Physical Development
Gross Motor Skills
Only Social & Emotional Development