Some of the things that children should do in an art program include:
A) examining intensively both natural and man-made objects from many sources
B) experimenting in-depth with art materials and processes to determine effectiveness in creating new forms
C) working with tools appropriate to the child's abilities and developing skills needed for satisfying aesthetic expression
D) organizing, evaluating, and reorganizing works-in-progress to gain an understanding of line, form, color, and texture in space
E) all of these
E
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