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School Price: $31.95

Format:
Paperback
8.38" x 10.94"

ISBN-10:
1615280057

ISBN-13:
9781615280056

Publication date:
October 2009

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Teaching Children to Draw

Marjorie Wilson and Brent Wilson

Series : Resource Books

Teaching Children to Draw, Marjorie and Brent Wilson's classic guide for teachers and parents, has been expanded and updated. The new version details the artworks children make as three types:

1. Drawing on their own - where their drawings are influenced by other children and popular visual culture,
2. Teacher-initiated playful and game-like drawing activities,
3. Adults and children drawing together to create new visual worlds.

This book suggests what adults can do and say to help children go beyond where they would on their own including:

* Expanding their graphic development in playful ways.
* Self-discovery through the use of narrative drawings about themselves, their worlds, and thinking creatively about their futures.
* Observation of how the three types of drawing influence each other.

Readership : Resource Book

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Published by Davis Publications, the only publisher dedicated solely to visual art education in Grades K-12.

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