Renee wants to help five-year-old Otis improve his ability to skip. What is the best way for her to do this?
a. Wait for him to try skipping and then imitate his movements.
b. Give him verbal instructions while watching him try to skip.
c. Stand facing him and demonstrate how to skip.
d. Hold his hand and skip slowly beside him while describing the motion.
d
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