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Explain The Importance Of Frist Step For Children
- Drawing a picture of their family-age group three-four years old- it shows children fine motor, observation and focusing skills. The Frist Step is to have enough/space for the children to draw. The second Step is to place the crayon box in the middle of the table for the children to share the crayon box. The Third step is to let the children began to draw their family. The Fourth step is to let the children tell who each person is in their family.
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