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The Nature Explorer's Sketchbook

Jean Mackay

$37.95   $34.34

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English
Tumblehome Learning
01 October 2021
Age range 9 to 12

This sketchbook helps kids look more closely at nature and capture what they discover with pencil, pen, and paint. The Nature Explorer's Sketchbook inspires exploration, creativity and observation, with beautiful sketchbook illustrations, ideas and tips, and plenty of space for kids to draw. 20 pages of instruction and colour illustrations followed by blank pages, with more hints and examples every ten pages. A perfect tool for home schoolers, environmental education programs, STEAM programs, or to give as a gift to young artists and nature lovers.
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Imprint:   Tumblehome Learning
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 254mm,  Width: 177mm,  Spine: 7mm
Weight:   303g
ISBN:   9781943431595
ISBN 10:   1943431590
Pages:   80
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Recommended Age:   From 9 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Jean Mackay is an artist and environmental educator who has been keeping nature journals for more than 25 years. She teaches workshops nationally and shares the ordinary, yet extraordinary things that she encounters close to home and farther afield on her blog, Drawn In.

Reviews for The Nature Explorer's Sketchbook

""The texture of the pages and their soft eggshell color make this book feel like a true artist's delight. The guidance and exercises strike the perfect balance of encouragement and instruction, allowing explorers to observe, discover, and appreciate the natural world starting from where they are... A lovely and useful beginning."" -- Vicky Smith, Kirkus Reviews Very highly recommended, The Nature Explorer's Sketchbook is the perfect art-themed resource for home schoolers, environmental education programs, STEAM programs, or simply as a gift to budding young artists and neophyte nature lovers."" -- Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review


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