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Draw everything medieval - castles, dragons, knights, kings, queens, wizards, etc. Plus how to use perspective, horizon lines and how to create 4 page books for sharing with classmates and family. These lessons will inspire and enable expressive language, basic shapes are used...shapes your students already know so the can begin right away and create original drawings. not copies of a cartoon style. These are a perfect way to enable visual learners.

DRAW! is a reproducible e-book designed to support drawing in the elementary classroom. It offers a wide range of over two hundred "little lessons" using basic shapes. Four step lessons provide easily understood, accurate visual information that helps the student clearly visualize and express their own ideas. It is especially useful for visual learners, as well as gifted and talented students. Subjects range from people to sea creatures, pilgrims to cities. These lessons will enhance language ar

30 + drawing lessons for Winter Christmas Hanukka and Kwanzaa. Santa to Christmas trees, Menorahs to dreidels, Snow men to stars and Kinaras to Fruit... it's all there... Happy Winter Holidays to you all.

How to draw the characters and scenery to illustrate the characters in this classic fable. When you ask your students to illustrate they will have all they need to draw interesting drawings... enriching their learning. Wonderful for visual learners... try asking your students to draw first and write later. The simple geometric shapes provide basic visual information allowing your beginners own style to shine through!

These fables provide drawing lessons that will support the first grade CORE reading curriculum. When you get to "if there is time have your children write and illustrate" a story, these packets will be very helpful. I believe that visualization and pictorial drawing are vital to expressive language. That every child should draw as well as they can write. I hope there is time. They should be ARTiculate! Please visit beginnerswork.com for more ways to use pictorial language in your class.

These fables provide drawing lessons that will support the first grade CORE reading curriculum. When you get to "if there is time have your children write and illustrate" a story, these packets will be very helpful. I believe that visualization and pictorial drawing are vital to expressive language. That every child should draw as well as they can write. I hope there is time. They should be ARTiculate! Please visit beginnerswork.com for more ways to use pictorial language in your class.

DRAW! a little rabbit....

How to draw a hands with guided instructions that make this fun for children just learning to draw...