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michale Widely Held Expectations
- Child progresses in exploration and experimentation with new materials
- Uses materials to make a simple representation and describes or demonstrates how it was made
- Child gains experience in making shapes and linear patterns
- Draws or paints images with a few details
- Child broadens artistic exploration
- Develops confidence in own creative expression through process-oriented experiences
- Child uses materials to build and create a structure to represent another item (blocks become a castle, clay becomes a snake, etc.)
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