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Draw Write Now, Drawing

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Draw Write Now, Book 3

by Marie Hablitzel and Kim Stitzer

Draw Write Now, Book 3
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Each Draw Write Now book is a unit study with 21 lessons presented on two pages showing a colorful drawing, four sentences, and step-by-step drawing instructions. See the Table of Contents of each book in the series.

Boxed Set / Book 1 / Book 2 / Book 3 / Book 4 / Book 5 / Book 6 / Book 7 / Book 8 / Workbook

Native Americans, North America, The Pilgrims

Learn about North America's diverse native cultures, past and present. Then, explore the vast North American continent with lessons on the mountainous West, the frozen North and more! Next, dicover who the Pilgrims were and why they came to America. See the Table of Contents of each book in the series.

Art Instruction

Drawing Lesson for ChildrenIntroduce art concepts while drawing. Learn about primary and intermediate colors by using color wheels with a Native American theme.

"It's not difficult to show a child how to form letters — the challenge is motivating them to practice carefully."

The displayed sentences in each lesson relate to the subject drawn and are short and simple, allowing the child to focus on developing their handwriting skills. Shown in manuscript writing, the lessons may be used with cursive, D'Nealian, modern manuscript, Italic — any style! The child or teacher simply transposes the letters to the selected handwriting style or the teacher may customize the sentences using StartWrite Handwriting Software.

Draw Write Now
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"My children will sit for hours working on a lesson,
or they'll use awards for Draw Write Nowsomething from the books as a
starting point and take off on their own creations."

Comments from users of Draw Write Now.


I kept the subject in my drawings simple and presented the material as part of a unit study. I included handwriting practice with three to four short, easy sentences. Many of my students needed to learn the basics of letter formation and sentence structure. For some, English was a new language. I copied the four sentences onto the chalkboard, describing and modeling each letter, punctuation, or space. The children who were already competent writers worked at their own pace and focused on neatly copying the sentences. The consistent practice improved writing speed and legibility, while giving everyone the confidence to write. It made a huge difference in the other assignments I gave thorughout the day.
I found that starting the day with a drawing lesson and handwriting practice gave everyone a feeling of success.
Marie Hablitzel
Coauthor, Draw Write Now, Books 1-8
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