This morning I added a couple of new articles about making lesson plans for Drawing With Children. The main idea behind the articles is to help you develop a lesson plan from the book. There are two pages:
The first one: Drawing With Children, Lesson 1, Overview is an overview of Lesson One, a chapter in Drawing With Children.
The second page is: Lessons for Lesson One states the objectives for Lesson One and contains a list is “lessons.” In the sidebar of the page are two examples of possible Lesson Plans. The lesson plans contains repeats of some of the lessons. There may not be enough of the repeats, but that is for you to decide as you observe your child’s progress.
Elizabeth Domogala says
Donna,
Drawing With Children is a great book! I’ve taught art lessons from this book to a group of students and they loved it! I will be using this with “How Great Thou Art” this year. I found a copy of “The Timetables of History” by Bernard Grun at our local Goodwill Store for $2.00. I love a bargain! What a great resource to put it all together. I highly recommend this to all homeschoolers.
Thanks so much for all that you do, Donna. You have no clue how much you’ve helped our family with scheduling and organizing! I’ll have all of eternity to “fill you in” on the many ways the Lord has blessed us through you!
Donna Young says
Thank you Elizabeth.