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My Art Case
23 Ratings- Brand: Alex
- Item Number: 002-051
- Recommended Age: 4-5 Year Old
- Gift Wrap: Available, select at cart.
$19.95
Total: $ 19.95
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Description
This is more than a case...it'more like a suit-case full of art supplies!
- 12 crayons
- 18 broad tip markers
- 12 colored pencils
- 18 watercolors
- 24 oil pastels
- Paintbrush
- Glue
- Scissors
- White paint
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Sharpener
- Sponge.
Dimensions: 21.5 W x 7 H (54cm x 18cm) case.
Why Our Experts Love It
We love it for one basic reason...My Art Case is the best all-in-one art case out there!
It's complete with the perfect number of colors and options, without being overwhelming. And as your child gets older, he can practice blending colors with paint and pastels. Plus, they all fit neatly into the completely adorable crayon-shaped carrying case!
You could spend a lot more for an art set, but why?
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my art case!Such a cute art case! It is great for on the go and it has everything your child needs to use for arts and crafts and drawing. Such a great set for young artist. So much assortment. - Overall:
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- Beginning artists think BIG. They love to see huge splashes of color cover the page. This Art Case has everything your little one will need to become the next DaVinci.
- Your child will begin with a few simple shapes—first squiggles, then vertical lines, horizontal lines and circles.
- Soon your little Picasso will learn to copy or trace shapes (use a paper cup or cookie cutters for him/her to trace around). He’ll/she’ll also begin to use more than just his or her favorite color. You can draw a rainbow to show your child what different colors look like next to each other.
- In no time your child will begin to use simple shapes to draw recognizable pictures. Don’t label his pictures for him/her. Instead ask your little one to tell you what he or she drew. You may be surprised at the answer you get.
- Teach your child numbers by writing them on a piece of paper. Have your toddler repeat the names of the numbers with you. Then see if he/she can copy the numbers you have drawn. As he gains confidence with number recognition you can say a number aloud and ask him/her to draw it.
- You can also work on letter recognition with your child by writing them on a piece of paper. Have your toddler repeat the names of the letters with you. Then see if he/she can copy the letters you have drawn. As he gains confidence, you can say a letter aloud and ask him/her to draw it.
- Reinforce this learning by drawing a picture that goes with the letter, like D for dog or C for cat. Then have your child color in the picture by asking for a specific color and see if he/she gets it right.
- Your child can collaborate with you or a friend to create one picture. Each child can use a different color or create consecutive lines. Now that’s teamwork.
- This product meets or exceeds all safety standards
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