My Webkinz Drawings

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8 of 8 humans found the following review helpful.
For All Aspiring Artists
By Ursula K. Raphael
This is a GREAT way to instruct little kids how to draw mutual objects. Each picture has four squares, one for each stage of drawing; the last square is the finish picture, which they are encouraged to color in. Very simple lines, very easy to copy. Each page with the four stages is followed by a big blank page, where they may try out what they just learned.

There’s not much to it, but the objects range from toys to animals to people, etc…all things kids are most likely to be drawing on their own.

I would commend getting a sketchbook for your child to carry on using their new drawing skills. Since my son is still learning how to read and write on his own, he has a sketchbook that he draws pictures in to do not forget his day. The Kumon drawing book has given him more selfassurance with his pictures.

4 of 4 persons found the following review helpful.
Review From an Artist – GREAT BEGINNING DRAWING BOOK!
By Mommy to Four
This book has simple drawing directions, any mommy, daddy or child could use it on their own. My husband is using it to instruct our children to draw the objects and they beg for “art lessons” all the time.

Lately they have been picking up the book and doing it on their own (they are 5 and 4).

My husband is professional artist, and this gets his thumbs up for ease of use, and basic accomplishments taught.

1 of 1 persons found the following review helpful.
Great “…First Book of Drawing”
By L. K. Richardson
I agree 100% with other 2 5-star ratings ( Ursula K. Raphael “AstraDaemon” (USA) and Mommy of Four) – this is an splendid book for development of artistic capacity as well as fine motor skills. Child learns to follow on the line and sees without doubt or question the progression of the drawings. Before this book my daughter would get frustrated while drawing because she wasn’t seeing the object immediately. By putting the drawing as 4 steps, with each the steps being repeated until the 4th step, she understands now that it may not look like a fox, a hotdog, a boot, a bat, etc with the basi few lines but you add detail to get what you want.

Yes you would need clean sheets to do further and added drawings. Plus my daughter loves to gift drawings to people! so a large total of further and added pages for additonal drawings. I got crayons for her white board so she’ll use that as well. Parents pay attention too, because you may be called upon to draw when their memory doesn’t do not forget the stroke to make to get the picture!

40 day-to-day items: food, fruit, animal faces, toys, utensils. I’m astonished that KUMON doesn’t have a more progressed set of drawing books to proceed the progress as they do alphabet-sentences, numbers-multiplication, number games-dollars & cents. I still need aid with a princess, horse (full body), house, more full body animals, dragons, etc.

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