All of the following are examples of algebraic thinking a young student would demonstrate in kindergarten EXCEPT:
A)Acting out a situation.
B)Recognizing patterns in sounds (clapping).
C)Applying properties of addition.
D)Adding and subtracting with fingers.

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Applying properties of addition, such as the commutative or associative property, is more advanced than the other options and typically not expected of kindergarten students. The other choices (acting out situations, recognizing patterns, and using fingers for basic arithmetic) are more aligned with the developmental stage of young learners.

All of the Following Are Examples of Algebraic Thinking a Young