Which of the following would not be considered an appropriate oral language prop to support children's creative language?
A) felt pieces for story telling
B) puppets
C) crayons and paper
D) telephones and walkie-talkies

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While crayons and paper can support children's creativity, they do not directly impact their oral language development. The other options, such as felt pieces for storytelling, puppets, and telephones or walkie-talkies, all provide opportunities for children to engage in imaginative and expressive language use.

Which of the Following Would Not Be Considered an Appropriate