Combine history, art, and cursive handwriting in one non-consumable book!

Each book in the Draw and Write Through History series includes directions for drawing and coloring a person or object representing an event in history. Included are visual step-by-step instructions for drawing and then coloring and shading using suggested Prismacolor pencils.
Short paragraphs with historical information accompany each picture. As an added bonus, there is copy work written in Zaner Bloser Cursive. Cursive is becoming a lost art. Many schools have dropped it yet many educational studies have shown that cursive handwriting aids both mental development and eye-hand coordination skills. Even if your child doesn't do the copy work, it's a great exercise for them to read the page-long cursive articles!

This book is focused on the 1800's. People and events included are:

• Napoleon Bonaparte
• The Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Sacajawea hold her baby
• Grizzly Bear
• John James Audubon
• Robin
• Robert Fulton
• Steamboat
• The Alamo
• The California Gold Rush
  • Stagecoach
  • Gold Miner
• Charles Darwin
• Galapagos Tortoise
• The Homestead Act
• Log Cabin
• The Civil War
• Drummer Boy
• Transcontinental Railroad
• Steam Engine Train
• Queen Victoria
• Statue of Liberty

Napoleon Bonaparte
The White House
Sacajawea
Grizzly Bear
American Bison
Steamboat (Robert Fulton)
Robin (John James Audobon)
The Alamo
Stagecoach
Tortoise
Log Cabin
Drummer Boy
Steam-Engine
Queen Victoria
The Statue of Liberty