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Doodle Washington D.C. Draw colorful flags in front of the embassies, doodle a sculpture for the National Gallery Sculpture Garden, draw plants for the Botanic Garden, and put lights on the National Christmas Tree. With these prompts and many more, Doodle Washington D.C. will encourage your child to imagine life in the U.S. national capital. Some doodles are specific to Washington D.C., such as doodling a horse for General Grant’s statue, while others are universally fun, like decorating the cupcakes with lots of colors. But all of the doodles will inspire your child’s creativity and imagination. Doodle Washington D.C. is refreshingly innocent and child-friendly. However, families who do not celebrate Halloween may prefer to skip a page or two. Features By: Laura Krauss Melmed Illustrated By: Violet Lemay Pages: 120 pages Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781938093067 Published by: Workman Publishing Copyright: 2013 Printed In: China Suggested Age Range: 8-11 years Suggested Grade Range: 3rd-5th Faith-Based: No review by Anyday Blessings ”The doodle prompts cover all the sights in our nation’s capital – government buildings, national monuments & museums, sports teams, parks and more!” Read the Review review by Momz in the Know ”I like that children can complete the pages in this book independently and then the completed pages can be used as springboard to further discuss the topics with a parent or other adult. This activity book is a fun way to introduce students in lower grades to geography and history.” Read the Review review by Homeschool and Humor ”Doodle Washington DC is an amazing way to learn about our nation’s capital as it provokes thoughtful doodling through prompts on every page.” Read the Review review by Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home ”It’s a wonderful resource to pull out as an option for keeping hands busy and voices quiet while we do our morning reading time together each day. The kids enjoy passing the book around or even working on an entire spread together at the same time. ” Read the Review

Doodle Washington D.C. Draw colorful flags in front of the embassies, doodle a sculpture for the National Gallery Sculpture Garden, draw plants for the Botanic Garden, and put lights on the National Christmas Tree. With these prompts and many more, Doodle Washington D.C. will encourage your child to imagine life in the U.S. national capital. Some doodles are specific to Washington D.C., such as doodling a horse for General Grant’s statue, while others are universally fun, like decorating the cupcakes with lots of colors. But all of the doodles will inspire your child’s creativity and imagination. Doodle Washington D.C. is refreshingly innocent and child-friendly. However, families who do not celebrate Halloween may prefer to skip a page or two.
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By: Laura Krauss Melmed Illustrated By: Violet Lemay Pages: 120 pages Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781938093067 Published by: Workman Publishing Copyright: 2013 Printed In: China Suggested Age Range: 8-11 years Suggested Grade Range: 3rd-5th Faith-Based: No
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”I like that children can complete the pages in this book independently and then the completed pages can be used as springboard to further discuss the topics with a parent or other adult. This activity book is a fun way to introduce students in lower grades to geography and history.”
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”Doodle Washington DC is an amazing way to learn about our nation’s capital as it provokes thoughtful doodling through prompts on every page.”
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”It’s a wonderful resource to pull out as an option for keeping hands busy and voices quiet while we do our morning reading time together each day. The kids enjoy passing the book around or even working on an entire spread together at the same time. ”
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99 Stories I Could Tell The elements of creative writing and doodling join forces to produce a book like no other, 99 Stories I Could Tell. By finishing doodles and answering questions, this journal will help your teen create a list of 99 stories worthy of being told. With that list, your teen can make a comic, write a song, or even write a memoir.At the beginning of 99 Stories I Could Tell there are oodles of doodles and prompts to curate and unearth buried childhood memories, but as the book progresses, your teen will find it easier and easier to conceive of stories with less support. 99 Stories I Could Tell comes with a removable silk-screened PVC jacket that protects an uncoated cover that your teen can customize. From the Publisher:From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Strange Planet and NYC Basic Tips and Ettiquette and Strange Planet comes 99 Stories I Could Tell, a guided journal with 99 prompts plus a customizable cover. Nathan Pyle takes journalers for a creative ride through the pages of this product--each prompt comes with a mix of black lines (solid boundaries to color) and blue lines (to trace and use as a jumping-off point for further imagination. The prompts move from extremely supportive towards the start of the journal (giving the journaler lots of structure so as not to intimidate them) to more free-form, the idea being that the journaler's skills will increase the more they progress. The prompts themselves are a collection of inventive and humorous trips down memory lane, helping journalers curate and draw their most prized recollections, and also unearth memories they didn't know they had (a lie you were told as a child that you believed until recently or the first fictional death you experienced). With a well-honed sensibility for what shares well online and what people are searching for, each of the 99 stories has been chosen because it prompts emotional resonance and will be content people will be excited to share on their social media. The prompts can also be mixed and matched to create all-new narratives, the way musical notes can be lined up differently to make new tunes. Package-wise, this journal is a large square, big enough to satisfy doodlers, but light enough to easily fit in a backpack or tote bag. The book's jacket is a silk-screened PVC case which adds to the nostalgic feel (reminiscent of a toy); the jacket is also removable to reveal an uncoated cover where journalers can embellish the design in their own way, making each and every journal totally customizable. Features Author: Nathan W. Pyle Publisher: Morrow Gift/Harper Collins Publishers Publish Date: December 31, 2018 Pages: 112 Binding: Paperback ISBN: 9780062748355 Faith-Based: No review by Family, Faith, and Fridays ”What a fun idea to just have a reference point to jog your memory about a story you have to tell. It makes me think of a time when stories were passed from one person to another, and sometimes one generation to another just through word of mouth. What a great skill to develop!” Read the Review

99 Stories I Could Tell The elements of creative writing and doodling join forces to produce a book like no other, 99 Stories I Could Tell. By finishing doodles and answering questions, this journal will help your teen create a list of 99 stories worthy of being told. With that list, your teen can make a comic, write a song, or even write a memoir. At the beginning of 99 Stories I Could Tell there are oodles of doodles and prompts to curate and unearth buried childhood memories, but as the book progresses, your teen will find it easier and easier to conceive of stories with less support. 99 Stories I Could Tell comes with a removable silk-screened PVC jacket that protects an uncoated cover that your teen can customize.
From the Publisher: From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Strange Planet and NYC Basic Tips and Ettiquette and Strange Planet comes 99 Stories I Could Tell, a guided journal with 99 prompts plus a customizable cover. 
Nathan Pyle takes journalers for a creative ride through the pages of this product--each prompt comes with a mix of black lines (solid boundaries to color) and blue lines (to trace and use as a jumping-off point for further imagination. The prompts move from extremely supportive towards the start of the journal (giving the journaler lots of structure so as not to intimidate them) to more free-form, the idea being that the journaler's skills will increase the more they progress.
The prompts themselves are a collection of inventive and humorous trips down memory lane, helping journalers curate and draw their most prized recollections, and also unearth memories they didn't know they had (a lie you were told as a child that you believed until recently or the first fictional death you experienced). With a well-honed sensibility for what shares well online and what people are searching for, each of the 99 stories has been chosen because it prompts emotional resonance and will be content people will be excited to share on their social media. The prompts can also be mixed and matched to create all-new narratives, the way musical notes can be lined up differently to make new tunes.
Package-wise, this journal is a large square, big enough to satisfy doodlers, but light enough to easily fit in a backpack or tote bag. The book's jacket is a silk-screened PVC case which adds to the nostalgic feel (reminiscent of a toy); the jacket is also removable to reveal an uncoated cover where journalers can embellish the design in their own way, making each and every journal totally customizable.
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Author: Nathan W. Pyle Publisher: Morrow Gift/Harper Collins Publishers Publish Date: December 31, 2018 Pages: 112 Binding: Paperback ISBN: 9780062748355 Faith-Based: No
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Doodle Your Way Across the USA If only in his mind, your young traveler can design, dream, and doodle his way across the USA. Doodle America is divided into four regions: the Northeast, the South, the Midwest, Great Plains, and the West. Doodle America would make a delightful gift for visitors from another country or exchange students. With Doodle America, you will have ample opportunity to learn while having fun doodling. With over 150 American-style doodles, Doodle America covers: Historical events (Doodle Paul Revere on horseback) Places of interest (Doodle what the donkeys of the Grand Canyon are carrying on their backs) Fascinating facts (Doodle the ducks in the fountain at the Peabody Hotel) And just plain fun (Doodle the food you ate at the state fair) Features Create... Imagine... Doodle Your Way from Sea to Shining Sea. Publisher's Information Author: Jerome Pohlen Illustrated by: Violet Lemay Pages: 180 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 8" x 8” Copyright: 2013 ISBN: 9781938093142 Publisher: Independent Publishers Group/Duo Press Consumable: Yes Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No

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Doodle Your Day Doodle Your Day introduces your child to micro journaling: journaling in small bits. From drawing today’s weather to sketching what made them laugh on International Moment of Laughter Day, kids will love exploring their imagination with such an immense variety of topics. The occasional topics that repeat themselves through the year (what I ate for lunch and what I learned today), will add historical life reference points to this one-of-a-kind illustrated keepsake. Doodle Your Day is not strictly a doodle book. Occasionally, your child will be encouraged to paste or journal using the “wacky word of the day” in a sentence. Doodle Your Day is an easy, appealing way to expand your child’s creative juices. And with 365 doodle and journaling prompts for your young artists, Doodle Your Day makes micro journaling easy. Ages 8 and older. Note: If you are fussy about what you hand off to your children like our family is, you will find that a few Doodle Your Day exercises may warrant skipping. Features View sample pages. Publisher's Information Text by: Anita Wood Drawings by: Jennifer Kalis Pages: 365 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 7 x 9 1/2" Copyright: 2013 ISBN: 978-1-4236-2368-7 Publisher: Gibbs M Smith Printed In: China Consumable: Yes Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No Awards and Endorsements: Voted one of the top "boredom busters" by FamilyFun magazine review by Living Well + Learning Well ”My daughter and I both think this journal is awesome! We start our day with it. I leave it on the table with her assignment notebook each morning so she can start her day with doodling.” Read the Review review by Flanders Family ”This is a great first journal for kids, as the “assignments” are quick and easy… and loads of fun, as well! ” Read the Review review by Timeless and Treasured ”Doodle Your Day is going to be a fun addition to our daily activities and will most likely be something Boo will treasure forever - an illustrated personal keepsake of her entire fifth grade year!” Read the Review review by So Every Day ”Each day there is an assigned “doodle” for that day. It’s a beyond-easy way to have your kids regularly be creative and simultaneously think a little about the life they are currently living.” Read the Review

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Doodle Adventures: The Search for the Slimy Space Slugs Join Carl, who is not only a duck but also a member of a super-secret international group of explorers on a journey in search of a very important stolen artifact. This delightful space-themed fantasy has your child draw himself into the story. Following prompts, he adds more illustrations and doodles as he locates the object, beats the bad guys, and gets his hero home safely. By the end of the book, your child will have co-illustrated a hilarious book to share with family and friends. Doodle Adventures: The Search for the Slimy Space Slugs is a sturdy hardback book with beautiful cream paper—perfect for doodling. Much more than a simple doodle book, Doodle Adventures: The Search for the Slimy Space Slugs is a reading book with a quirky storyline. The completed book will make a great keepsake. Features View PDF Sample Pages: Oh, Hello Now Tell Me a Little Bit About YOU By: Mike Lowery Hardback: 112 pages ISBN: 9780761187196 Published by: Workman Publishing Suggested Age Range: 8-11 years Suggested Grade Range: 2nd-5th Faith-Based: No review by Little Earthling ”Apollo is a fifth-grader and has been enjoying this. It seems to fall perfectly in the range of fun and challenging but not too baby-ish (something ten-year-old boys are very aware of).” Read the Review

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Doodle Adventures: The Search for the Slimy Space Slugs

Zentangle for Kids Zentangle for Kids is an easy-to-learn, fun way to create striking images by drawing structured patterns. What is the difference between a doodle and a Zentangle? Doodles are often random and done with no preplanning. Zentangles are deliberate. The patterns each have a specific name and are built one pencil stroke at a time. By concentrating on completing a design, Zentangle for Kids intentionally facilitates a shift in focus while improving your child’s eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. Many Zentangle books are available, but this one for children has the most straightforward instructions, the most motivating assignments, and is fully dogma-free. Enjoy. If the thought of Zen in the title scares you, bear this in mind. Anyone who has ever cross-stitched a design knitted an elaborate pattern or calligraphed a verse has experienced that same deep-thinking, fully-focused condition. If you can get over the name, your child is not only going to love this book; he will actually walk away with transferable skills. Features Author: Jane Marbaix Number of Pages: 96 (color) Publisher: Sterling Children’s Books Date of Publication: November 3, 2015 ISBN: 9781454919025 Age Range: 7+ Faith-Based: No

Zentangle for Kids
Zentangle for Kids is an easy-to-learn, fun way to create striking images by drawing structured patterns. 
 
What is the difference between a doodle and a Zentangle? Doodles are often random and done with no preplanning. Zentangles are deliberate. The patterns each have a specific name and are built one pencil stroke at a time. 
 
By concentrating on completing a design, Zentangle for Kids intentionally facilitates a shift in focus while improving your child’s eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. Many Zentangle books are available, but this one for children has the most straightforward instructions, the most motivating assignments, and is fully dogma-free. Enjoy.
 
If the thought of Zen in the title scares you, bear this in mind. Anyone who has ever cross-stitched a design knitted an elaborate pattern or calligraphed a verse has experienced that same deep-thinking, fully-focused condition. If you can get over the name, your child is not only going to love this book; he will actually walk away with transferable skills. 
 
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Author: Jane Marbaix Number of Pages: 96 (color) Publisher: Sterling Children’s Books Date of Publication: November 3, 2015 ISBN: 9781454919025 Age Range: 7+ Faith-Based: No

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I Can Doodle Rhymes Wow, so many critical skills have been packed into I Can Doodle Rhymes! Handwriting, spelling, and even doodling – the perfect balance between structure and imagination – are built on and expanded in this happy, colorful volume. Each I Can Doodle Rhymes! spread offers two pages of related activities. For example, a left page coaches your child to write the words pup and cup, and the right page asks him to doodle a pup on a cup and then a cup on a pup. In this way, reading, handwriting, and spelling skills are reinforced throughout. This ingenious combo of comical drawing lessons and rhyme ensures fun, stress-free learning by using simple, cartoon-style drawings to serve as models for budding artists. Publisher Description Illustrator Travis Foster’s simple, cartoon-style drawings serve as great models for budding artists. Kids will gain a real sense of accomplishment, whether they imitate drawings, or make their own doodles. While comical, accessible illustrations ensure fun, stress-free doodling, the pictures also help pre-readers pick up the rhymes. Features Pages: 96 Binding: Paperback Author: Travis FosterPublisher: Blue Apple Books Faith-Based: No

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Draw and Learn Animals + Places When this series became unavailable a couple of years ago, the homeschool community suffered a real loss. Thankfully the publisher has made it available again as a Timberdoodle exclusive. This adorable pre-drawing book is for children of all artistic abilities. Draw + Learn Animals + Places’ colorful pages include space for preschoolers to add the missing animal eyes, noses, and mouths or location components such as a chimney and flowers. With bold and bright art, Draw + Learn Animals + Places features an assortment of houses, rooms, animals, and animal habitats. Colorful and engaging, Draw + Learn Animals + Places introduces your child to wildlife and to his community while making some essential precursory steps to reading and writing. Features Publisher: Blue Apple Books Age Recommendation: 3-6 Years By: Harriet Ziefert Illustrated By: Tanya Roitman Faith-Based: No

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