Teachers can assist children with physical limitations on the playground by
a. Showing them how to engage in play activities that have been adapted
b. Reminding them that they must be careful by watching the other children play
c. Find an activity they can do at an outdoor table
d. Both b and c
e. Both a and c
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Important basics to remember when presenting physical activities to 4-year-olds include:
a. teaching the concept of left/right. b. encouraging children to try new stunts by lifting them on to equipment. c. making sure every child participates in every activity. d. encouraging children to participate in activities that entail them crossing their body's midline.
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Many educators believe that lower computer usage by students correlates with this outcome
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