Sea Life is the most recent addition to our Directed Drawing series. This fourth e-book includes twelve adorable sea creature drawings: crab, dolphin, jellyfish, manatee, octopus, puffer fish, seahorse, sea star, sea turtle, shark, tropical fish, and a whale. All drawings are completed in an easy to follow five-step format. These step-by-step drawing cards may be used as posters, on an overhead projector or docu-cam. Our directed drawing books are sold singly or in discounted group sets.

We know that research has shown time and time again, the importance of art in the educational process. Children who are exposed to music and art instruction do much better in reading, math and science. They develop greater curiosity about, understanding of, and appreciation for, the subject matter being taught. We know that providing arts in education stimulates better behavior, personal esteem and socialization skills. The activities in this book are not intended to replace core instruction, but rather to enhance and extend the concepts taught within this practice. Many of these patterns may be used as independent practice and are applicable to both school and home learning. We have created three different volumes that teach children how to draw in a step-by-step manner that builds confidence and ability in young learners. Volume one features twelve easy to draw seasonal favorites: snowman, love-bug, shamrock, bunny, flower, butterfly, Uncle Sam, sun, schoolhouse, jack-o-lantern, turkey, and elf. Volume two features twelve easy to draw pets: kitten, cat, rabbit, bird, hamster, fish, puppy, dog, snake, mouse, frog, and turtle. Volume three features basic to more advanced human figures: young boys, young girls, woman, man, older woman, older man, infant, pirate, cowboy, clown, princess, pilgrims, native Americans, and helpful tips including features, hats, and positions. It is our sincere hope that your students will experience success in learning to draw and illustrate their academic works.

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We know that research has shown time and time again, the importance of art in the educational process. Children who are exposed to music and art instruction do much better in reading, math and science. They develop greater curiosity about, understanding of, and appreciation for, the subject matter being taught. We know that providing arts in education stimulates better behavior, personal esteem and socialization skills. The activities in this book are not intended to replace core instruction, but rather to enhance and extend the concepts taught within this practice. Many of these patterns may be used as independent practice and are applicable to both school and home learning. We have created three different volumes that teach children how to draw in a step-by-step manner that builds confidence and ability in young learners. Volume one features twelve easy to draw seasonal favorites: snowman, love-bug, shamrock, bunny, flower, butterfly, Uncle Sam, sun, schoolhouse, jack-o-lantern, turkey, and elf. Volume two features twelve easy to draw pets: kitten, cat, rabbit, bird, hamster, fish, puppy, dog, snake, mouse, frog, and turtle. Volume three features basic to more advanced human figures: young boys, young girls, woman, man, older woman, older man, infant, pirate, cowboy, clown, princess, pilgrims, native Americans, and helpful tips including features, hats, and positions. It is our sincere hope that your students will experience success in learning to draw and illustrate their academic works.

We know that research has shown time and time again, the importance of art in the educational process. Children who are exposed to music and art instruction do much better in reading, math and science. They develop greater curiosity about, understanding of, and appreciation for, the subject matter being taught. We know that providing arts in education stimulates better behavior, personal esteem and socialization skills. The activities in this book are not intended to replace core instruction, but rather to enhance and extend the concepts taught within this practice. Many of these patterns may be used as independent practice and are applicable to both school and home learning. We have created three different volumes that teach children how to draw in a step-by-step manner that builds confidence and ability in young learners. Volume one features twelve easy to draw seasonal favorites: snowman, love-bug, shamrock, bunny, flower, butterfly, Uncle Sam, sun, schoolhouse, jack-o-lantern, turkey, and elf. Volume two features twelve easy to draw pets: kitten, cat, rabbit, bird, hamster, fish, puppy, dog, snake, mouse, frog, and turtle. Volume three features basic to more advanced human figures: young boys, young girls, woman, man, older woman, older man, infant, pirate, cowboy, clown, princess, pilgrims, native Americans, and helpful tips including features, hats, and positions. It is our sincere hope that your students will experience success in learning to draw and illustrate their academic works.