During the scribbling stage of clay development, children's creations exhibit:
A) Coils, snakes, and mud pies
B) Creations in standing positions
C) People sculptures which include necks, hair, and fingers
D) Facial features, patterns, and sexual characteristics

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During the scribbling stage of clay development, children's creations are very basic and exploratory, often resembling simple shapes and forms such as coils, snakes, and mud pies. This stage is characterized by the child's experimentation with the material rather than the creation of recognizable objects or figures.

During the Scribbling Stage of Clay Development, Children's Creations Exhibit