These are peopledirected drawings. If your students have completed the Illustration Unit and are wanting to add more details to their characters, these detailed directed drawings of different types of people are perfect for your kindergarten, first or second grade students. Use at a craft center, literacy center or display at a writing center!
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What's included:
12 types of people: babies (2) , toddlers (2), kid (3) adult (3) elderly person (2)
4 options to meet the needs of all learners
The directed drawings are faceless/hairless for students to add their own creative ideas after learning how to draw a detailed person
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IF YOUR STUDENTS NEED BASIC DRAWING INSTRUCTION, I HIGHLY SUGGEST MY Illustration Unit TO PRACTICE SIMPLE DIRECTED DRAWINGS, HAIRSTYLES, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AND DETAILS IN PICTURES
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How to Use:
Option One: Students draw the directed drawing ONLY
Option Two: Students draw the directed drawing AND write a sentence (blank and handwriting lines available)
Option Three: Print and cut directed drawings in strips. Display in a pocket chart or hang in a binder ring. Leave at a craft or writing center.
Option Four: Full directed drawing page. Display in a craft or writing center (I would personally only hang a couple not all 16)
These are peopledirected drawings. If your students have completed the Illustration Unit and are wanting to add more details to their characters, these detailed directed drawings of different types of people are perfect for your kindergarten, first or second grade students. Use at a craft center, literacy center or display at a writing center!
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What's included:
12 types of people: babies (2) , toddlers (2), kid (3) adult (3) elderly person (2)
4 options to meet the needs of all learners
The directed drawings are faceless/hairless for students to add their own creative ideas after learning how to draw a detailed person
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IF YOUR STUDENTS NEED BASIC DRAWING INSTRUCTION, I HIGHLY SUGGEST MY Illustration Unit TO PRACTICE SIMPLE DIRECTED DRAWINGS, HAIRSTYLES, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AND DETAILS IN PICTURES
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How to Use:
Option One: Students draw the directed drawing ONLY
Option Two: Students draw the directed drawing AND write a sentence (blank and handwriting lines available)
Option Three: Print and cut directed drawings in strips. Display in a pocket chart or hang in a binder ring. Leave at a craft or writing center.
Option Four: Full directed drawing page. Display in a craft or writing center (I would personally only hang a couple not all 16)
