Draw, Write, Now Book Seven: Animals of the World, Part I--Tropical Forests, Northern Forests, Forests Down Under  E-mail this product to a friend

For most children, drawing is their first form of written communication. Ages 5-9, Grades K-3

Animals of the World, Part I - Tropical Forests - Draw Bengal tigers, monkeys and more while exploring the world’s tropical forests. How do Asian elephants differ from African elephants? Northern Forest - Can moose swim? Where do giant pandas live? How big is a grizzly bear? Explore the planet’s northern forests and learn about their animal inhabitants. Forests Down Under - Learn about the fascinating animals that inhabit Australia, “the land down under.” Do you know how far a kangaroo can jump? Do platypuses quack? For most children, drawing is their first form of written communication. As children mature, their imaginations often race ahead of their drawing skill. Through these creative lessons, the authors take the mystery out of drawing by teaching children to see complex objects as combinations of simple shapes. By exploring a huge range of topics children are motivated to practice handwriting in a fun and meaningful way.