Let's Draw: Directed Drawing - Women's History Edition
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Are you studying famous women in history? Are you celebrating Women's history month? Are you looking for directed drawing activities to increase your students confidence as illustrators? Let's Draw takes you and your students on a step by step drawing process to create portraits of ten influential women in history.
This set includes:
Frida Kahlo
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Mae Jemison
Sacagawea
Amelia Earhart
Marie Curie
Yayoi Kusama
Rosie the Riveter
Jane Goodall
Malala Yousafzai
Gertrude Ederle
Greta Thunberg
Eugenie Clark
Selena Quintanilla
Simone Biles
You'll also get a set of frequently asked questions and answers about directed drawing. There are also suggested books to read aloud to students to accompany each drawing.
Directed drawings are great for so many reasons: learning shapes, following directions, practicing hand-eye coordination, developing spatial and size awareness, fine-tuning those fine-motor skills, building vocabulary (I say things like parallel lines and intersect), and building confidence as budding artists. I’ve actually done directed drawings with students in grades kindergarten through grade five, and it tackles all the same skills for older students as it does younger students.
Happy drawing!
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