Given their constant exposure to exposure to written text, children as young as ____ can distinguish among drawings, numbers, and writing.

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Research has shown that by the age of 4 years, children are able to distinguish between drawings, numbers, and writing due to their exposure to written text in everyday life, such as in books, signs, and labels. While children may begin to show recognition of these differences earlier, around the age of 2, it is not until around age 4 that they develop a more advanced understanding of these distinctions.

Given Their Constant Exposure to Exposure to Written Text, Children