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I'm really enjoying it. Good good. I like it.
Thinking that my child was starting to show interest in pens and it was time to practice drawing lines, I had them look at "Write and Erase Lines: Creative," a book featuring 36 different free-form lines. I thought it was very useful because the paper is specially coated, allowing for repeated writing and erasing. Why should we practice drawing lines? Line drawing serves as a warm-up for writing and drawing; the fine motor activity of moving the eyes and hands is said to aid brain development.
Book Welcome: Line drawing creativity
"Creative Line Drawing" is a book designed to allow children to enjoy drawing lines. Line drawing play serves as a warm-up for writing and drawing, and the fine motor skills involved in moving the eyes and hands aid in brain development. Repeating activities that resemble doodling with a pen allows children to handle the pencil with ease, developing fine motor skills along with penmanship. Think about what lines to draw in the blank spaces of various outlines to complete the picture, and then draw lines freely as if you were doodling. The book is structured with gradually increasing difficulty levels, featuring animal patterns, checkered patterns, half-drawings, and freehand drawing. Completing original drawings by repeatedly writing and erasing fosters imagination and creativity while providing a sense of accomplishment. The included 2-color marker pen with an eraser eliminates the need for a separate eraser and is convenient to store as it can be attached to a refrigerator or magnetic whiteboard. Don't worry if you make a mistake; the specially coated paper allows for writing and erasing multiple times, ensuring semi-permanent use. With "Line Drawing Creativity," draw lines smoothly and freely, unleashing your brilliant ideas to your heart's content.
Korean title: 선긋기 창의
Korean author: 책마중
Korean publisher: 스마트베어
ISBN-13: 8809477872118
Reviews
I'm really enjoying it. Good good. I like it.
Thinking that my child was starting to show interest in pens and it was time to practice drawing lines, I had them look at "Write and Erase Lines: Creative," a book featuring 36 different free-form lines. I thought it was very useful because the paper is specially coated, allowing for repeated writing and erasing. Why should we practice drawing lines? Line drawing serves as a warm-up for writing and drawing; the fine motor activity of moving the eyes and hands is said to aid brain development.
