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Many dogs have fur colors like brown, black, white, cream, or gray. Encourage your child to use these colors to make the dogs look lifelike. For example, a Dalmatian is white with black spots.
For preschoolers, it's helpful to first trace the edges of the dogs and then fill in the larger areas. Use thick crayons or jumbo colored pencils that are easy for small hands to grip. Praise every effort, even if they sometimes go over the line.
Yes, pay attention to ears (floppy, pointy), tails (long, short, curled), or fur patterns. Talk about what dog breed it might be (e.g., a Dachshund with long ears). This encourages observation skills and vocabulary.
Suggest drawing an environment for the dogs – a garden, a park, or a dog bed. Your child could also add other pets or toys. This fosters imagination and story development around the dogs.
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