In a kindergarten class,children plant fast-growing seeds in small glass containers so they can observe root development.They measure the growth of seedlings and see what happens when one plant is raised in the dark.In a second classroom,a teacher reads about plants from a textbook.The first classroom provides an example of

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The first classroom's activity of planting and observing seedling growth is an example of developmentally appropriate practice, which involves activities and lessons that are appropriate for the age and developmental stage of the children. The second classroom's reading from a textbook may not be as developmentally appropriate, as it may not be as engaging or interactive for young learners. The other choices (A, B, and C) do not seem to apply to this scenario.

In a Kindergarten Class,children Plant Fast-Growing Seeds in Small Glass