This book will teach your child how to draw, step by step, with the easiest approach possible...by using alphabet letters, numbers, and other simple shapes. In this book, Rachel will show kids how to turn numbers (0-25) into cute cartoon characters. This is number fun at its best! Numbers are easily turned into drawings and cartoons which is what makes drawing cartoons from numbers so much fun. Detailed step by step instructions make it easy for your kids to turn numbers such as 1,2,3, or 4 into fun cartoons. There are many teachers who recommend this book as a great way to engage kids in learning numbers by developing their motor skills and creativity. Rachel has been teaching kids how to draw for almost ten years now, and this drawing technique really works! With this no-tears strategy, learning how to draw is fun for children as young as 5 years old, but also works for adults and teens. Cartooning is fun for kids, but even more fun when it comes easy to them. This book does just that...makes drawing fun and easy for kids. This book will turn your child into the artist that he or she wants to be. Each drawing lesson is a step by step process. Each tutorial is broken down into the simplest of steps that can be followed by most children. Your child doesn't need to know how to read or write letters to follow these drawing lessons. In fact, preschoolers, Kindergartners, First graders, etc. can enjoy this book. The only thing your child needs is time and interest. You can also use this as a drawing workbook as the child can draw along in the book. This book is for both boys and girls, and is good for kids of most age ranges, but is best for kids aged 5-8, 9-12 - but if your kids are 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, etc, they will all have fun trying these drawing tutorials out. This is a great book for Pre-K, Kindergartners, First grade, and beyond. Have fun drawing the day away!

Drawing for Kids How to Draw Number Cartoons Step by Step: Number Fun & Cartooning for Children & Beginners by Turning Numbers & Letters into Cartoons