When planning a teacher-directed art project, the teacher has all of the following except:
A) specific directions to ensure a recognizable product.
B) little input from the children.
C) endless artistic possibilities.
D) a definite idea of what the children will make.

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In a teacher-directed art project, the teacher typically provides specific directions and has a definite idea of what the outcome should be, which limits the artistic possibilities and involves little input from the children. Therefore, "endless artistic possibilities" is what the teacher does not have in this context.

When Planning a Teacher-Directed Art Project, the Teacher Has All