According to Fox (2010), when children draw what they see in their science observations, they:
A) add fantasy elements to what is actually there.
B) are much more likely to report details and observable facts.
C) are distracted by the art activity.
D) demonstrate more advanced fine motor skills.

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According to Fox (2010), children who draw what they see in their science observations are much more likely to report details and observable facts. This suggests that drawing enhances their ability to observe and recall what they have seen, rather than distracting them or leading them to add fantasy elements. While fine motor skills may also be positively impacted by drawing regularly, this is not the main point made by Fox.

According to Fox (2010), When Children Draw What They See