Beginner Drawing Books. Which is Healthy for You and Me? Testing Kids' Food Choices One Line, Shape and Form at a Time. Bonus Color by Number Activities for Kids

Composed of how to draw images of food, this activity book might make little tummies grumbly, but their brains will surely get the nourishment they need. The Beginner Drawing Books. Which is Healthy for You and Me? Testing Kids' Food Choices One Line, Shape and Form at a Time. Bonus Color by Number Activities for Kids is composed of: Close to 100 How to Draw Images. There are instruction pages included in this drawing book to help kids get started with ease. The instructions are also there to help set expectations and to guide parents in checking the artwork of their children. Drawing skills should be nurtured because these are helpful communication tools when words are not adequate. Through drawing, your child will begin to understand shapes, forms, and lines, and how they can be put together to create visual representations of the natural world. Color by Number - After the intensive course on drawing, color by number exercises would come in next. Color by number trains a child to focus on the tiniest bits and pieces. This is important for academic and life success. There is a bleedthrough page at the back of every color by number templates. Because of its presence, there should be more freedom in the choice of coloring materials and the intensity of strokes. This 8.5 x 8.5-inch activity book is recommended for second graders. However, it can be done by older kids who want to brush up on their basic skills.