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During free time Stanly wanted to play in the art center. He grabbed a green piece of paper and the container of markers. When I asked if he also wanted crayons he said “no just markers.” We went to the table and sat down. I asked him what he was going to draw and he said “I’m going to draw my family.” He then pulled the marker out of the box and took the top off. He threw the top on the table and then started drawing while holding the marker with a whole fist. He started with his dad. He told me he had to make him big because he was the biggest person. He then moved on to his mom and sister. He told me that his sister was older then he was. He then drew himself. He used the same color as he did with his dad, mom, and sister. I asked if he

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