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Schedules should have a balance between teacher-initiated and child-initiated activities. Which is the best example of a child-initiated activity?

▸ Children are working in a small group. They are drawing a picture of a flower using chalk, water-colors, or colored pencils.

▸ Children outdoors are choosing to play on the playground equipment, dig in the sand, or ride trikes.

▸ Children are in a large group moving like their favorite animal.

▸ Children are washing hands before lunch.

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