I did not have time to do this when I was actually homeschooling my children.įrom what I just wrote, you now know that I did not use this book. I can do this now that I have retired from homeschooling and do not need to make lesson plans anymore. I will try to sort out the parts that are lessons from the pages of Drawing with Children and present them to you in such a way that will help you make lesson plans. This goes back to my purpose in writing these articles. I think the problem that some of us have with this book is making lesson plans in the organized way that is preferred by home school parents. I cannot tell you how many times that I have read the parts that are highlighted in red on the right side of this page and the first few lessons. One must read it and absorb it for a while. As of this time (2010) I have not written about the rest of the lessons, but from just looking at them, Lesson 3 practices what is taught in Lessons 1 and 2 and that is all I have to say right now. Lesson two introduces the student to compositional studies.
My explanation of the method is simplified, but in a couple of sentences, that is how drawing is taught and has been taught for ages. Then the student is guided to see the elements of shape instead of seeing just a chair (for instance).
Table of Contents In RED-Important to Read First
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