Why is it important to keep the arrangement of furniture stationary for visually impaired children ...

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ANSWER: so that the children become familiar with the room

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One needs either an oral story or a story from a book, the flannelboard, and sufficient flannel/felt characters and objects to re-create the tale.

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ANSWER: Because being cute does not mean that they are developmentally appropriate or have a developmental purpose.

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Stories that are particularly good are those that contain strong characters, fairly simple settings, interesting narratives, and lines for choral responses. The story should be loved by the storyteller as well. Natural enthusiasm brings much to the telling.

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ANSWER: through direct interaction with other children and their environment

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When children are involved, they are more likely to continue following the story line.

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ANSWER: It helps children develop a sense of self, learn about possession, and care of self.

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