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Children progress through four stages of artistic development: 1) the scribble stage where they make random marks with drawing tools, 2) the pre-schematic stage where they create first symbols to represent objects, 3) the schematic stage where they repeat symbols and use a baseline, and 4) the realism stage where they produce artwork like adult artists with accurate representations of people and objects.
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- 3. The child manipulates a drawing tool and makes random marks, dots, and lines on the drawing surface.
- 5. Naming of Scribbling 1 2 3 Random Scribbling Controlled Scribbling
- 7. The child produces his first representative symbols for objects in his environment.
- 9. The repetition of symbols for familiar objects, and the use of the base-line.
- 10. Realism Stage
- 11. When the child is producing art work in the manner of adult artists.
- 12. Summary Scribble 1 Stage 4 Stages Development in Children’s ART 3Stages of Scribbling Naming of Scribbling 1 2 3 Random Scribbling Controlled Scribbling 2 Pre-schematic Stage 3Schematic Stage 4Realism Stage