Put yourself in a leadership position and prepare a staff meeting using this quote from your textbook: 'provide creative materials and activities that the children can work on and complete by themselves. Focus on the child's sense of self-assurance and confidence and share your 'notes' on the staff meeting along with one creative activity you might share with the staff to make your point!

I don't quite have the context of what class this is for, but I will answer to the best of my ability.

To put together a creative and intriguing activity for young students, we will most likely want things that are colorful and fun to use. Things such as markers, crayons and glitter glue. These are all typical classroom items a young student is familiar with, and most likely enjoys using them. We can give them topics to create, such as a happy face or an angry face made of pipe cleaners or macaroni. It is more than likely that the young children will enjoy working with these materials, and have fun creating the topic given to them.

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i think the best answer would be d allowing 30 seconds between response would give time for what was already said to sink down in your mind.