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    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit overhead view with writing on sketch template
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit front view with writing on screen over template and additional templates displayed
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit top view with screen and board dimensions displayed
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit overhead view with templates inside storage case
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit angled overhead view with templates displayed
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit with stylus on top of partially opened case
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit overhead view with writing on screen over sketch template
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit overhead view of writing on drawing surface
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit overhead view with writing on sketch template
    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit

    Sketch Studio Kids Drawing Kit

    The reusable kids drawing kit that helps kids learn how to draw

    $34.99

    Drawing development templates

    The 21 templates are broken up into 3 stages that support drawing development. The templates teach kids how to draw shapes and symbols then progress by teaching them how to put those shapes together to make people, animals and characters.

    Learn to Draw Stage 1: Build basic foundations

    In Stage 1 (Templates 1-6), simple geometric shapes, such as circles, triangles and squares, are a key component of a kid’s developmental drawing skills.

    Learn to Draw Stage 2: Master the basics

    In Stage 2 (Templates 7-12), we take what was learned in Stage 1 and build upon those skills by adding slightly more context to their art. Kids will begin to understanding spatial relationships, new shapes/symbols, repetition and defining a subject or character.

    Learn to Draw Stage 3: Advance to more complex designs

    In Stage 3 (Templates 13-21), kids will now have a fair understanding of the basics of drawing and how objects relate to one another by use of new techniques like overlapping, foreshortening and scale. In this stage, their new attention to detail aids in their goal to achieve a more realistic drawing.

    Description

    Sketch Studio is the reusable kids drawing kit designed to help your kids learn to draw with step-by-step how to templates. Each template has a “Learn to Draw” Stage so kids can progress, as their skills get more refined.

    Kids slip one of the templates under the drawing tablet. They can use the included stylus or anything they have on hand (a pencil, marker, etc).

    Once they’re done, they just push the button watch the drawing tablet erase itself. The Sketch Studio kids drawing kit also comes with an Erase-Lock switch so your kids don’t accidentally erase their drawing practice.

    The Sketch Studio kids drawing kit includes a kids drawing tablet acts a lid to the storage bin so you can keep all the templates and stylus together, as well as more than 20 drawing templates that get progressively more complex.

    Sketch Studio is Stage 3: Imagine
    Perfect for kids who are using their imagination to write and create with intention and purpose

    Specifications

    • One Sketch Studio kids drawing tablet and storage bin
    • One-touch button to erase the drawing tablet
    • Erase-Lock Switch
    • Six (6) Learn to Draw Stage 1 tracing templates
    • Six (6) Learn to Draw Stage 2 tracing templates
    • Six (6) Learn to Draw Stage 3 tracing templates
    • One (1) stylus

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