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A brilliant introduction to drawing cartoons from the bestselling author of How to Draw Anything.

Inspires you to pick up your pencil and create a drawing.

How to Draw Cute Animals - Photocopy and GOWhat is included?* 80 Directed Drawing lessons* 21 Stationary templates* Lesson plans* Guidance on how to use Directed Drawings in a learning centerH ow can these be used?* As a whole group or small group lesson* As a learning center* As an extra bonus for early finishers* As a part of a sub plan* As writing prompts* As stand-alone Art lessons* As a tool for Occupational TherapyWhat will students learn?* How to draw cute animals!* Drawing with shapes* Fine motor skills - pencil practice to strengthen pencil grip* To listen to and follow step by step directions* To work independently* Skills that will transfer to other cartoon drawingsEasy - NO PREP - Photocopy and GO!

Focusing on early reading skills, this anthology features 15 high-interest mini-books designed to teach CVC decoding. Created by experienced educator Mark Linley, the collection aims to engage students and enhance their reading abilities. With a practical approach, these booklets serve as valuable resources for teachers looking to support young learners in their literacy journey.

Focusing on the essential skill of CVC decoding, this anthology features 15 engaging mini-books designed to captivate young readers. Created by experienced educator Mark Linley, these resources aim to support teachers in fostering early literacy skills among primary grade students. Each booklet is crafted to be high-interest, ensuring that students remain motivated while learning to read.

Engaging writing prompts designed to spark student creativity and interest are at the core of this resource. Crafted by Mark Linley, an experienced educator with over two decades in primary education, the book offers innovative ideas to inspire young writers. It aims to enhance writing skills while fostering a love for writing through original and thought-provoking exercises. Perfect for teachers looking to invigorate their writing curriculum, this guide provides practical tools for nurturing student expression.

Focusing on early literacy, this anthology offers 15 engaging mini-books designed to teach CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) decoding skills. Created by experienced educator Mark Linley, these high-interest materials aim to captivate young readers and enhance their reading abilities. Perfect for primary grade classrooms, the booklets provide a practical resource for teachers looking to foster a love of reading in their students.

Focused on early literacy, this workbook offers 15 engaging stories designed exclusively with Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (CVC) words to aid in decoding and spelling. Created by experienced educator Mark Linley, it serves as an effective tool for teaching children to read and write. The high-interest stories are tailored to capture young learners' attention while reinforcing foundational skills in a fun and accessible way.

Mark Linley has been an art teacher for many years, running several very popular evening and holiday courses. Back in 1989, he was employed as a health education graphic artist in his local schools, adding a new dimension to teaching by encouraging children to learn while they draw.Mark's infectious enthusiasm and passion for drawing shines out from his highly successful series of drawing books. His motto is that, "You can learn to do anything if you think you can. If you draw something badly you are looking at it the wrong way. Anyone can draw if they want to, as long as they observe carefully".All of the books share Mark's uniquely inspirational ethos: "If you can hold a pencil, you can draw. It's a question of knowing how to look That, and positive thinking, of course". He unlocks your hidden talents and proves that drawing can be an extremely rewarding pastime. As Mark himself says: "If you have never drawn anything except breath, don't worry; I have ways of teaching you " From simple, but effective,'dot stipple' techniques, to more tricky issues of perspective and proportion, Mark explains all clearly and concisely, without condescension or use of complicated terminology, so that you can just focus on enjoying your new-found skill