The sequence of the four stages of a child's scribbling are:
A) Disorder, longitudinal scribble, circular, and naming
B) Naming, longitudinal scribble, disorder, and circular
C) Disorder, circular, naming, and longitudinal
D) Longitudinal, naming, circular, and disorder

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The sequence starts with disorder, where scribbles are random and lack control. It progresses to longitudinal scribble, showing more controlled, repeated motions. Next is circular, where the child makes circular motions, and finally naming, where the child begins to associate their scribbles with specific objects or meanings.

The Sequence of the Four Stages of a Child's Scribbling