Alphabet Drawing

Kids can learn how to draw much more quickly with the help of letters. Kids at a very young age learn to recognize alphabet letters through charts, toys, or by being taught at playschool. But they start drawing by scribbling before they learn to write their letters.

Drawing becomes interesting and easy to understand when introduced with alphabets. There are basic shapes that form letters but which can also be made into pictures. Imagine how we can make a simple doll with the help of letter A, or a rainbow with the use of a sideways B and C, for example.

Drawing is very important for young children. Drawing improves wrist movement and hand-eye coordination, which will make writing letters and numbers easier later.
Here are some very easy instructions for drawing using only letters. I hope you will like them and that they help your child learn to draw!