In open-ended movement activities:
A) the teacher provides prompts to stimulate children's creative movement.
B) children move in ways that are individually meaningful.
C) the teacher provides a stimulus or frame.
D) the children provide a verbal description of their movements.

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Open-ended movement activities are designed to allow children to explore and express themselves in their own unique ways. The focus is on individual creativity and meaning-making. Therefore, the teacher does not provide prompts or frames, and the children do not need to describe their movements verbally.

In Open-Ended Movement Activities