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There are so
many ways to bring out the craetivity in your child. We have an extensive library of ideas
in our art library at: 
Art & Drawing Ideas
Paper Mache Hot Air Balloon
This is a paper mache balloon which is an excerpt from Class Winning
3-Dimensional Valentine Boxes by Debbie Barnhill. We have pictures and illustrations to go
with the craft as well as an interview with the author/creator Debbie Barnhill. It's a lot
of fun, so don't miss it.
Drawing with Children:
A Creative Method for Adult Beginners, Too
by Mona Brookes
 
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FREE Art & Drawing Ideas
Founded on the belief that any child can learn to draw realistic pictures using
her "alphabet of shapes" while in a noncompetitive environment, Mona Brookes'
easy-to-follow, lesson-by-lesson approach to drawing has yielded astounding results with
children of all ages. This new edition includes two additional chapters explaining how to
reach children with learning problems or special needs and how to incorporate drawing into
other subjects, such as math and language.
Drawing for Older
Children and Teens:
A Creative Method That Works for Adult Beginners, Too
by Mona Brookes
 
Applying the same principles but with higher-level material and more
sophistication than she used in her bestselling Drawing with Children, Brookes clearly and
comprehensively teaches readers everything they need to know to draw for themselves.
Includes specific instructions, work sheets, and over 200 sample illustrations.int.
Art
for the Fun of It:
a Guide for Teaching Young Children
by Peggy D. Jenkins

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Homeschooling:
The Early Years
Your Complete Guide to Successfully Homeschooling the 3- to 8- Year-Old Child
by Linda Dobson, Jamie Miller
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and a FREE excerpt of this book hosted by Joe Spataro
The Early Years
Emergency Resource Starter Kit
 
The formative years are the most critical to a child's education. They lay the foundation
for developing learning skills that last a lifetime. For that reason, homeschooling during
those early years takes on considerable importance to parents dissatisfied with
traditional schools. Because of the unique challenges (and opportunities) of teaching the
very young child at home, author Linda Dobson offers smart solutions to help every parent
get off to the right start in this endeavor. In Homeschooling: The Early Years, parents
will learn why homeschooling makes sense for this age group, the magical difference
involved parents can make at this stage, creative ways to promote socialization among
young children, appropriate use of technology in the early years, and tailoring your
curriculum to meet your child's individual needs. |