Children's Complete Guide to Drawing - (Little Kids)

Author: He Jia
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Parents may remember that when we were young, we often played children's songs that involved both speaking and drawing.
1. An old man;
2. It's our turn to play;
3. I said I'd pay back in three days;
4. He said he'd pay back in four days;
5. If not, get out;
6. Three days is three days.
Back then, there were many such songs that we played, which were fun to say and easy to draw. We could learn them quickly and draw them effortlessly. So, with the joy of success, we took crayons to paper, chalk to walls, and sticks to the ground, repeating and drawing over and over again, never tiring of it.
In fact, this form of speaking and drawing is a concrete manifestation of children's language-action thinking. Conversely, using hands, brains, and mouths together like this is also an excellent way to develop children's intelligence. This book, The Ultimate Guide to Children Learning to Draw, adopts this speaking-and-drawing approach, selecting 216 beloved images for children and pairing them with 216 witty, catchy rhymes. Through the fun of speaking, singing, and self-entertaining games, children can learn to draw, color, and create.