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Dana Sundgren presents interesting pictures and demonstrates how to draw them in short simple steps, using a combination of lines, curves, zig-zags, circles, crosses and star bursts. Each page is dedicated to a special theme that children are able to manage and enjoy completing.
Drawing is an important part of literary development. As children draw together, they often tell stories and readily "read" their drawings to each other. Young children consider their drawings to be actual writing. Children can look at their drawings and clearly retell a story and convey quite often a sophisticated meaning.
All children will benefit from simple suggestions and activities to develop the skill of visual expression.
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Hana Jay also writes under her pen name Johana Meyer. In her early years Hana published a number of Educational Papers distributed throughout the Czechoslovakian school system. Hana then wrote under her Czech married name Hana Sojkova. for her work she has received official recognition form the Minister of Education. Hana has a wide range of experience as a teacher and educator (Preschool, Primary and High School, Spec Ed, ESL), deputy principal, lecturer, learning unit coordinator in NSW, Queensland and overseas. In recent years, she has been in demand as a consultant to address specific learning problems and needs of students. Her diagnostic and programming skills have improved the life of countless students and parents in Australia and overseas. She established preps for children with learning difficulties. The schools are using her programmes until today. In response to requests, she has written a series of simple and effective step to step learning activity workbooks covering both Numeracy and Literacy. Hana’s books extend the area of Prep to Middle School. During her 50 years of teaching Hana gathered an enormous amount of information on assessment, planning, programming and teaching that she wants to share, so that many more children and parents would benefit from her experiences.
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