Which statement demonstrates taking turns in a shared activity?

• A. Says, "It's your turn now; the timer is up."
• B. Yells and grabs the toy when it's their turn
• C. Refuses to wait
• D. Remains seated

Answer: (A)

Taking turns means waiting for your moment and handing control to the next person in a clear, shared rule. This statement does that by explicitly announcing whose turn it is and using a timer to enforce the switch, which helps everyone participate fairly and keeps the activity orderly. The other behaviors miss the mark: yelling and grabbing shows not waiting for a turn, refusing to wait blocks others, and simply remaining seated doesn’t indicate sharing the activity with others.