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by Jupiter Kids (Author)
Make learning a rewarding experience to boost your child's interest in the process of knowledge acquisition. Your child will need a fun activity book to continually remind him/her of the edutainment that comes with learning. This Drawing Book for Kids 6-8. 100 Days of Drawing and Connecting Dots. The One Activity Per Day Promise for Improved Mental Acuity (All Things Not Living Edition) has pages of: How to Draw - How to draw includes easy-to-follow steps that aim to boost your child's understanding of lines, shapes, and forms, and how they interact with each other to create visual representations of objects. Instructions on how to draw are included for better understanding on how to complete the task. Connect the Dots - Think of connect the dots as drawing starters. Why? Because connecting dots would require excellent grip and control of pencils. Specific instructions would have to be followed to the draw lines between the right dots. Colors are welcome additions to the final connect the dots images, too Can your child guess what the mystery dotted images are? Non-Living Things - Yes, a majority of the images featured in this activity book are non-living things. Because of this, your child will develop a basic scientific understanding of what non-living things are. If your child is studying religion, this activity book can be used as a resource in discussing human-made objects. Composed of hands-on activities and age-appropriate concepts designed on 8.5 x 8.5-inch paper, this activity book makes a great addition to your child's learning collection.
