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What Shall I Draw (What Shall I Do Today) By Ray GibsonFelicity Everett ( Usborne Books )
Release Date: 2002-12
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Product Description
How about a wizard, a tiger up a tree or a teddy bears' picnic? These are just some of the imaginative ideas in this fun-packed book. Step-by-step instructions show simply and clearly how to construct the pictures from basic shapes and there are inspiring suggestions for adding to and changing the drawings. The end results are sure to boost any child's confidence. Perfect for children ages 5 to 12.
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My 5-year-old LOVES this book! ( karenelizd )
My daughter received this book (along with I Can Draw Animals also excellent!) for Christmas (which was 2 days before her 5th birthday) and she LOVES it! Very easy directions she can follow all by herself and something she uses over and over again! Great book for little artists!
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 Good book ( niki2001 )
My 6 yr old gets this book out and starts drawing lots of things from it.. Good book to have.
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Mother of three
This is a great book. I went to not being able to figure out what my 6 y.o.son was drawing in school. With this book it has helped him draw things all by himself. We absolutly love this book! My 4y.o enjoys this book also.
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Great.
Although, we seem to use I Can Draw Animals and I Can Draw People more, this book is also great. My 4 year old daughter and my 4 year old nephew received these for Christmas. They both use these books for hours and we also do it as a family. These (I Can Draw Animals, I Can Draw People, What Shall I Draw Today) are the only ones we have so far, but they are super. Not only are these books teaching my little girl how to draw, but reinforcing time alone drawing, group activity, sharing and "Please pass the yellow", etc... Every child should have these books.
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great beginner book
This is a great book to start to learn with. Colors are nice and small children like it.
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