3 because they all share something in common. 2*3 is 6, 6*3 is 18, so on and so forth
Answer:
Starting in first position, then going into fifth with piled legs, adding a small bounce when starting, and spotting. First position is where one should start most actions. Fifth position allows one to get into the position for the pirouette. The bounce helps to create energy for the turn. Spotting allows one to keep turning without getting dizzy and falling.
Answer:crayons(b)
Explanation:they can be very messy for little kids
This can be anything you want, but I'd say supporting your children no matter what.
