Your older brother's college roommate is an artist. He was very much hoping that his 5-year-old daughter would grow up to be artistic as well. At this point, she can draw some shapes pretty well, like circles and triangles, but that is about it
He is a bit worried. What would you tell him?
a. She is not likely to ever be very skilled in drawing.
b. She probably will be a gifted athlete.
c. She is developing in a very typical manner for fine motor skills.
d. She is lagging far behind other children her age in drawing.
C. By age 6, most children can draw shapes such as a circle or triangle.
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