Name the stages of young children's artistic drawings as formulated by Rhoda Kellogg.
What will be an ideal response?
According to Kellogg, by their second birthday children can scribble. Scribbles represent the earliest form of drawing. Every form of graphic art, no matter how complex, contains the lines found in children's artwork, which Kellogg calls the 20 basic scribbles. As young children progress from scribbling to picture making, they go through four distinguishable stages: Placement stage
Shape stage
Design stage
Pictorial stage
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