1Here is a how to draw book that will tickle the logic and imagination of fourth graders. It has easy-to-follow instructions that tackle how to break animal images into shapes, lines, and forms. From there, your child will be taught to reconstruct the pictures on his/her own. This How to Draw Books. 101 Ways to Draw Animals. Simple Step-by-Step Instructions for Intermediate Artists. Focus on Lines, Shapes and Forms to Improve Fine Motor Control teaches your child to: Draw Animals - There are many animals featured in this activity book. There are domesticated animals, and there are wild animals. There are land animals, marine animals, and insects too. All of these animals fill the pages at random. You can think of this activity book as a smorgasbord of creatures big and small. Draw Food - But you don't want to draw just animals, right? So we added some scrumptious delights into the mix. Draw Everyday Objects - Complete the experience by investing in familiarity. The next set of drawing exercises feature everyday objects. What's the end goal? The ultimate purpose of this drawing book is it empowers your child to create visual representations of the physical world. Today, your child could be copying drawings. Tomorrow, he/she might be using coloring as a powerful tool to bring across his/her ideas, thoughts and emotions. Everyone is welcome to learn from this drawing book.