Learn How to Draw and Write - Draw Your World

lessons and tips for helping children
learn how to draw and write

Learn to Draw

Help children learn how to draw. Draw Write Now drawing lessons were created by a school teacher who integrated drawing instruction into her curriculum. The lessons begin with step-by-step drawing instruction and continue with each child completing the drawing using their own creativity. Sample lessons.

Draw - Write - Color - Unit Studies

Learn to Write

Drawing motivates children to want to write and strengthens the pencil skills used in writing. After drawing together, the children learn to write as they are shown how to form the letters and sentences. At the same time, the students who already know how to write are motivated to carefully practice handwriting. (The child's drawing can also be used as a prompt to strengthen other language art skills: creative writing, grammar, and speaking.) We like StartWrite Handwriting Software for creating custom writing practice sheets.

Draw Write Now

Draw Write Now, Books 1 - 8 include step-by-step drawing instruction and short sentences for writing practice. In addition, each book is a complete unit study for exploring history, geography, science, and social studies. The lessons are flexible and easy enough for children to use independently or as a fun family activity. The series has received numerous awards for its value in the home as well as in the classroom.

DRAW

WRITE

COLOR

UNIT STUDIES

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1. EIGHT BOOKS
Draw Write Now

2. HANDWRITING
StartWrite Software

3. IN HAND
Pencils, Grips

4. PAPER
Paper, Workbooks, Puzzles

5. COLOR
Crayons, Color Pencils

6. OTHER FAVORITES
Wikki, BookZup,
Rubber Bands

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Authors of the Draw Write Now series, the free newsletters and this website,
DrawYourWorld.com.
Marie Hablitzel and Kim Stitzer

Draw Write Now Award-Winning Series
Teachers' Choice Award - Award of Excellence - Real Life Award - Excellence in Education - Readers' Choice Awards - Top 18 Products, NSSEA

“Draw Write Now books are awesome. They're the coolest drawing books. I really enjoy them.”
— Caleb N., 8 years old

“Even with all the competition from computers, my students’ number one choice among the learning centers in my classroom is Draw Write Now. The students are eager to get to work and can't wait to know what we're going to draw and write about next.”
— Ann B., language arts teacher

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