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How to Draw Christmas for Kids

50 Easy Step-by-Step Drawings of Santa, Reindeer, Snowmen & More, with Practice Pages: A Christmas Activity Book for Kids Ages 4-8

For: Kids ages 4-8 who want to draw, and gift-givers looking for a screen-free Christmas stocking stuffer.

  • 50 step-by-step lessons, each built in 6 to 8 small steps with new lines dark and earlier lines light grey
  • 50 big practice pages with a large empty frame, dotted start line and a silly bonus idea
  • 108 pages with a Before You Start page, a gallery page and a Super Christmas Artist certificate
  • Draws Santa, Mrs. Claus, an elf, a reindeer, a snowman, a gingerbread person and more
  • For ages 4-8; a grown-up nearby may help for the first few drawings

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About this book

The Christmas stocking stuffer that keeps kids busy and proud of what they made.

Looking for a Christmas gift for a little artist, or something screen-free for the winter break? How to Draw Christmas for Kids teaches beginners, ages 4-8, to draw 50 Christmas favorites one easy step at a time.

How every lesson works

- 50 step-by-step lessons. Each drawing is built in 6 to 8 small steps. The new lines are dark and the earlier lines are light grey, so kids always see exactly what to draw next.

- 50 big practice pages. Every lesson has a facing page with a large empty frame, a dotted start line and a silly bonus idea to try.

- Cute, simple shapes that little hands can copy: circles, ovals and rounded lines.

- 108 pages with a Before You Start page, a gallery page for favorite pictures and a Super Christmas Artist certificate to fill in.

What kids will draw

Santa, Mrs. Claus, an elf, a reindeer, a snowman, a gingerbread person, a penguin, a polar bear, a puppy with a bow, a kitten in a stocking, an owl in a scarf, a Christmas tree, a wreath, a sleigh, a snow globe, hot cocoa, cookies, candy canes, ornaments, mittens, an igloo and many more.

Good to know

- Start with a pencil: it is fine to erase.

- Use crayons or colored pencils. Using markers? Slip a sheet of paper behind the page.

- Each step is easy, but little ones may like a grown-up nearby for the first few drawings.

A thoughtful gift for a grandchild, niece, nephew, classmate or a whole classroom, and a cozy way to count down to Christmas morning with paper, pencil and a mug of hot cocoa.

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