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Pick and Draw is an excitingly simple game that you can learn in only 5 minutes or less. It’s perfect for our family’s nights! And, anyone can join in at anytime.
It’s a FUN, unique drawing game that teaches you how to make very creative cartoon faces providing endless hours of fun and creativity.
You can either play by yourself or with more people. It’s a short and fast paced game that makes “success” possible, providing positive confidence to encourage continued learning. Everyone is a winner with their own creativity!
Rich Davis, creator of Pick and Draw has a passion to teach young folks to ignite their creative juices and build self confidence. While teaching drawing in public settings, Rich especially loves to see shy children become animated about their drawings and exhibit their masterpiece for the whole group.
How it works for us
We usually play in the living room on the coffee table. We take turns shuffling and dealing the cards. We talk about dealing each player the cards in a clockwise rotation. This is a bit challenging for the little ones, but they are catching on. We draw 6 cartoons on our piece of scrap paper. Our goal is to make a silly looking family.
Our little two year participates and tries her very best to copy each card. I really appreciate that our whole family can play at the same time despite the age differences among our 6 children.
Grandma and Grandpa surprised us with their creative cartoons, too!
After we each draw our own crazy family, we name each individual cartoon character and write it properly on our paper. We discuss capital letters and have FUN creating silly names. The children are quite creative when deciding the names. Sometimes they think the cartoons looks like someone they know. It’s really funny!
I love how the children can play this game among themselves without an adult. This is a HUGE plus for me. Also, each game is quick enough to keep their attention span. The children stay busy with the game for about 45 minutes.
Buy It
Pick and Draw is quite reasonable at just $10, however, additional games on the same order are only $8. How many stockings do you need to fill!
Special Offer – Buy 4 games and get the 5th one FREE! This is a special offer and runs thru the end of the year. Stock up for all those birthday presents throughout the year!
Win It
Pick and Draw wants four(4) of Blessed Beyond a Doubt’s readers to have their own FUN Pick and Draw game to play during their Family Nights. I will be picking (4) random winners on December 12th at 12am. Winners will be contacted via email and must respond within 48 hours.
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Postcards from Armchair Travelers
Hmm didn’t see that on page 15. On pgs 8-9 were great contents! I think the educational poster would be fun!
it would be the chapter for autism
Illustrating Idioms would be awesome for my deaf child!
Cowboy characture
Illustrating Idioms looks awesome! We learned about idioms last year while reading The Phantom Tollbooth.
using pick draw to write stories in an hr
My kids would love this…they love drawing! I think they would like the chapter entitled Pick and Draw with Clay. Thanks for the chance to win.
Amy
This looks like a fun game…. my girls love to draw!
This sounds like fun!
Pick and draw art activity to practice basics. It would be a great starting point!
Flexible drawings for students with Autism and other related disorders, as my daughter is special needs.
How to use the Gospel of Jesus
Illustrating Idioms.
cowboy carricature
The one pairing using clay with the cards
My family would love this so fun
The chapter about using pick and draw to write nonfiction stories would really be great for my storytelling boy.
I love them all! I think my daughter would appreciate learning how to tell stories in an hour
The chapter about autism and related disorders
My family would love to win this!
I like the chapter about using Pick and Draw to write a story in an hour! Sounds like something my daughter would enjoy! Thanks for the opportunity!
Great chapter: Using Pick and Draw in Grief Counseling with Children
I like Pick and Draw with Clay. We love Play dough in our family!
I’m most interested in teaching talking, writing and especially writing stories.
I’m interested in the Pick and Draw Art Activity. Our kids love to draw and I think they would be interested in this. Thanks for the chance to win a game
I like the 11 Pick and Draw Heart Messages
How to share the Gospel with pick and draw looks interesting! I also have a child who would love the pick and draw with clay!
Looks like so much fun! We would enjoy this.
Wow! This looks like a fun family time for my family!
Using Pick and Draw to write nonfiction looks REALLY interesting.
This looks like something my family would really enjoy – they would love the story telling group.
I’d use it to write a story in an hour.
I looked in the Table of Contents, and I think it would be fun to try to share the gospel of Christ using the Pick and Draw game. That would really appeal to children. I would love to have a copy of this game!
I found the table of contents and would LOVE to use this to illustrate some fun novels we’ve been writing. I think it would inspire my kids all over again!
how to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with pick and draw!
How to share the Gospel!
The chapter about Pick and Draw in clay really interests me. I love working with polymer clay so I would love to see what that chapter is all about. Thank you for the chance to win!
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