Developmentally appropriate environments provide
A)materials that encourage movement.
B)materials that are visually appealing and are at a height easily accessible to all the children.
C)activities that appeal to the five senses: touch, taste, smell, hearing, and sight.
D)easily identifiable learning centers.
E)all of these.

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A developmentally appropriate environment should provide materials that encourage movement, are visually appealing and easily accessible to all children, appeal to the five senses, and include easily identifiable learning centers. Therefore, all of these options are important for creating a developmentally appropriate environment.

Developmentally Appropriate Environments Provide