Paul is concerned because his 6-year-old son prints using large letters and numbers.You can tell Paul that his son's writing is large because he
A) cannot yet visually distinguish fine details.
B) has not yet developed adequate depth perception.
C) makes strokes with his entire arm rather than just the wrist and fingers.
D) can only use his wrist and fingers to form the letters and numbers.

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A typical writing method for a 6-year-old is to use their entire arm to move the pencil, which results in larger letters and numbers. With age and practice, children develop fine motor skills and learn to use their wrist and fingers, resulting in smaller, more precise writing. Therefore, Paul's son's large writing is a result of his developmental stage, and he will likely improve with practice and age.

Paul Is Concerned Because His 6-Year-Old Son Prints Using Large