Learning to draw does not only benefit a child physically, but it also carries psychological and emotional advantages. For example, the more your child draws, the more confident he/she will be of his/her abilities. That's the "I can" attitude getting the boost it needs Frequent practice will also develop the mindset that hardwork pays off. So what are you waiting for? Secure a copy now

Study time can be quite fun if you incorporate drawing into the schedule. Drawing allows your child the freedom to create. He/she will begin to copy images and in the process, learn about the relationships between lines, shapes, and forms, too. It is also an activity that improves your child's visual analysis, hand and eye coordination and fine motor skills. Grab a copy now

Here's an interesting method that your child can do to learn shapes: do activity books In this book, for example, your child will be asked to look closely and spot the differences between pictures. This would require good visual discrimination skills and fine-ground perception. It will also require sound memory and patience, too. Grab a copy now

Let's go and draw Drawing is a creative activity that boosts your child's confidence in what he/she can do with a pen and piece of paper in hand. Through drawing, your child is taught to look at his/her surroundings more closely so that he/she can mimic the world. This improves visual analysis, memory and hand and eye coordination, too. Grab a drawing book today

This exciting activity book will teach your child how to draw. How? Each page includes a thumbnail of an image locked in grids. Your child will have to recreate the image on the bigger grids. He/she can copy per grid or he/she can copy the image as a whole. It's okay if the image is not copied 100%. What matters is that your child understands the image he/she made

How well does your child know the alphabet? Boost learning through matching This awesome book of matching game is composed of letters and pictures. To play, your child will need good working memory, and familiarization of letters, too. It's a cool book to have if you want to see a child who is fluent in letters despite the young age. Grab a copy today

Can you identify and draw the animals in this book? You'll have to have good observation skills to make this happen. Drawing is believed to improve visual analysis and discrimination. You will learn to see by features so you can easily tell animals apart. Showcase your animal knowledge and drawing skills. Grab a copy today

Perhaps the most important benefits of drawing are its emotional and psychological benefits. Every line formed is a boost to your child's self-confidence as it makes him/her believe that he/she can. Since it is a hands-on experience, your child will have the chance to express ideas, frustrations and anger through every image drawn. Lastly, constant drawing practice will reinforce the power of practice to improve abilities. Draw today

Anime characters are so cute, that's why they're a major hit among the youngsters. This activity book has been designed to help your child create anime characters on their own. Each page includes images locked in grids. Your child's task is to recreate the images in the bigger grids but with a dusting of his/her creativity and imagination. Let's see the drawings that you can do

Learning to draw has never been so easy with the introduction of this guided drawing book Drawing is a non-verbal form of instruction that kids find truly engaging. It provides freedom to create forms, shapes, lines and perspectives, too. And when drawing is all done and good, coloring can come next