Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to build confidence in preschoolers and toddlers with public speaking [title] Teach the children poems suitable for little kids. [step] Read the poems to them and help them to learn the poems through repetition and even enactment where possible. Then, have the children recite the poems while you're giving them your total attention. <sep> (A) [title] Encourage the children to not be afraid and prove it to them by speaking publicly yourself. [step] Even if you are uncomfortable with public speaking, which most people are, your little one needs to know from you that they are not the only one who is nervous when speaking. (B) [title] Offer that option to the small children over the course of the day. [step] If they start to lose interest in what you tell them, you can make your speech longer and more suspenseful. (C) [substeps] Get a sheet of duct tape to place under the words to help them hold the reveal in their own mind. [title] Sew and paint a picture on your bathroom mirror. (D) [title] Plan your preschoolers' play dates, with specific goals for appropriate play time. [step] One way to guarantee that play is complete and the children feel confident and in control is to provide a " forever " on every play date.
Output (English): A