Djeco Learn to Draw Kit for Kids - Step by Step Arthur & Co Eduludo

This learn to draw kit for kids breaks every picture into easy steps, so children can create drawings they're proud of. Step by Step Arthur & Co guides young artists through adventurous subjects like cowboys, knights and vehicles, using a wipe-clean board they can use again and again. Recommended for ages 4 and up.

How it works

Each model card shows a drawing built up one line at a time. Children copy each stage onto the whiteboard with the dry-erase marker, adding a little more with every step until the picture is complete. Not quite right? A quick wipe with the cloth and they can try again.

The cards progress through levels of difficulty, so kids can start simply and build their skills as their confidence grows.

What's in the box

• 1 erasable whiteboard
• 1 dry-erase marker
• 1 wiping cloth
• 12 double-sided model cards (24 drawings)

Skills it develops

• Pencil control and fine motor skills ahead of handwriting
• Following sequential, visual instructions
• Shape recognition and spatial awareness
• Creative confidence and persistence

Specifications

• Recommended age: 4 years and up
• Box size: approx. 21.5 x 21.5 x 3 cm
• Illustrated by Olivier Latyk
• Part of Djeco's Eduludo educational range

Mess-free creativity

With no paper to waste and no paint to clean up, this kit is perfect for quiet time, car trips and holidays. It's a brilliant gift for kids who say "I can't draw", proving that they can, one step at a time. Look for the other Step by Step themes in the Eduludo range to expand their repertoire.

Tip: encourage children to colour their final drawing on paper once they've practised it a few times on the board.

About Djeco

Djeco is a family-run French company that has been designing toys, games and creative activities in Paris since 1954. Each product is created with independent illustrators and artists, which is why Djeco designs are so instantly recognisable. Their toys are tested to European EN71 safety standards and are loved by families in more than 60 countries.