Unlocking Your Child’s Drawing Skills: The Developmental Milestones to Recognizable Shapes and Figures

Before the age on slide 1 (37-42 months), a child should be able to draw 0………. After \ / X (T/F)

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Before the age of 37-42 months, a child’s drawing skills are still developing, and their drawings may not resemble recognizable shapes or figures. However, as they reach this age range, they should have developed the ability to draw simple shapes such as circles and lines. As they continue to develop, they should also be able to draw more complex shapes such as squares, triangles, and rectangles. Eventually, they may be able to draw more detailed figures such as people or animals. So, after this age range, children should be able to draw shapes such as \ / X, along with other recognizable figures.

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