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art & Photography Children’s art Instruction 978-0976478416 | $19.99 | Paperback
First volume of a series of art instruction books for children ages 6 to adult. The series walks the student through the relationship between art and geometry. Lessons consistently show that art is the best place to begin learning the process of logic.
Art is the ‘study of Universal Form’. If you want to draw the forms of the Universe, you have to understand ‘how they are actually formed’ and simply copy the same movements. There is no magic to art. It is simply seeking a clearer view of how the Universe really works. “That’s very statistical—he’s talking about generative modeling! … The book is really interesting!” —Andrew Gelman, PhD, professor of statistics and political science at Columbia University
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James Watt
James Watt has taught children’s art classes for over 25 years. His method is unique, showing the relationship between art and logic.
PRE-SCHOOL TO K-2 RESOURCES: BUILDING CHARACTER IS CHILD’S PLAY®
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“All children could relate to and connect with a family from this story about diversity and inclusion of all different types. Many extensions at the end of the book create strong conversation starters for topics with children today.” —Sarah Gregory, Educator
“They write and illustrate the most wonderful children’s books designed to help both caregivers and children navigate life’s struggles in a healthy way. The books help caregivers engage children inconversationsaboutwhat they’ve learned and how they can apply the main message to their lives.” —Benjamin Gies, Policy and Advocacy Director, Kentucky Youth Advocates
Children’s Picture Book: Fiction 978-1938647321 | $21.95 | Hardcover
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Baxter’s Corner Books
Publisher Note: Each story gives you the opportunity to speak to your values and what you think is important for your child in their early learning years.
