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Creative Drawing for Kids

This free creative drawing for kids art project is perfect if you need help getting started - download it at the bottom of the post for free!

It’s hard to think of a more enjoyable and creative activity than drawing, but for some kids it can be difficult in the beginning. The brain needs exercise just like any other muscle-and we all know how those early days of trying new skills are tough! This free creative drawing for kids art project is […]

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Drawing and Learning

Did you know that research shows that drawing when learning can boost memory recall? Read more on this topic!

Did you know that research shows that drawing when learning can boost memory recall? Sometimes when we think of ways to help students with their memory we focus on strategies such as: These strategies are evidence based but it is not always realistic that students can use them in a large classrooms. Have you ever considered […]

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Paper Plate Drawing Game for Summer

This Summer paper plate game is a super fun, kinesthetic, easy activity for a group. Work on visual-spatial skills, visual motor skills, and body awareness.

This Summer paper plate drawing game is a super fun, kinesthetic, easy activity for a group.  It encourages visual-spatial skills, visual motor skills, and body awareness.  It is a definite challenge for kinesthetic awareness. How to play the paper plate drawing game: Give each player a pencil and a non-coated, white paper plate.  If you […]

15 Silly Drawing Games for Kids

Here are some super simple and silly drawing games for kids and adults to play. All you need is a pencil and paper. Download a few free printables too!

Here are some super simple and silly drawing games for kids and adults to play. All you need is a pencil and paper. You can play with one person or a large group. Give everyone a pencil and paper.  Start by drawing one object with your dominant hand. Now it is time to switch it […]

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Drawing Process in Children with Autism

Drawing Autism

Drawing Process in Children with Autism The Journal of Psychology & Psychotherapy published an open source article to determine the correlations between the drawing process in children with autism and developmental indexes.  The authors consider drawing to be one of the best tools to objectify the level of maturity reached by the child in psychomotor, cognitive and emotional […]