Galt Toys, Travel Learn to Draw, Step by Step Drawing Toy, Ages 4 Years Plus, Medium

There's a lot to like about this toy!But essentially it is a few simple drawings and tracing paper. But put together in a very pleasing package!The simple drawings are very pleasing and little ones should enjoy this toy greatly, they are detailed enough to tax them but not enough to take away the pleasure of accomplishment!It's a trifle too expensive at £12.50, I think this is a £10 product and I think they would sell a lot more if they brought the price down, that little more!But a great educational gift nonetheless!

Fun little drawing board for kids.I was sent this in return for my honest opinion on it.I like the concept of this, it's quite a good idea to help the little ones practice drawing. There are 10 pictures, each in 3 sections. There are pictures on both sides of the cards. This is fairly easy to change and switch them over, depending on the age, they may need help putting them back on.The pictures you can draw are -SuperheroDinosaurFire truckPirateWhalePeacockSheepBoatBatBallet dancerThe pictures rotate to the side as you draw each part on the plastic, easy wipe board above. There is a pen provided, this has an eraser type sponge on the lid. You do get a little bit of residue when wiping but loads.This is slightly more than I thought it would be but not by a lot. I would recommend it, as I think it's a great idea to help with drawing and keeping in lines etc. It's a cute design. The little one likes it, they just needed help changing pictures.

A great lightweight drawing board.It’s basically a tracing tool with an erasable pen. There are 15 double sided stencils that you can attach to the board.You pick a stencil and that slides under the transparent top part of the drawing board, the child then uses the erasable pen to trace round the stencil,A great idea that I’ve probably made sound really complicated.Great value for money and would easily recommend

The media could not be loaded.  Cute little board for beginners. My daughter really enjoyed using this until she lost her pen for the board. i do wish there was a way to attach the pen to the board to stop it from getting lost . The board is lightweight and easy for a little one to use my daughter is 3 years old and she was able to use this on her own . The board has a transparent board with a collection of step by step image boards which you can put behind the transparent screen and your child can trace around . She really enjoyed using this and was amazed once she had completed an image . A great toy to have with her in the car or to take with her to her nans . i just need to get more whiteboard pens for her would have been nice if they had more pens provided. and even different colours as it could be used to colour in the image to and not just trace with a black marker . The marker provided is a whiteboard marker so it’s easily removed with a wipe . A board wiper is not provided.

What a great idea to keep little ones busy whilst teaching them how to draw!This kit comes with 10 different designs, broken down into 3 stages. It assists children in understanding how to build a picture from the initial shapes. It is quite easy to change designs although a child may need help for the first few times so that they do not mix the cards!The designs are on both sides and once secured in, you can shuffle through one half. The whiteboard pen has a slot at the back to hold it securely and to keep the whole activity together. Once confident, the children can continue to use the drawing board for their own designs. The kit suggests 4+. However, I feel younger children working on their pen control may also enjoy this (my daughter is 3 and loved it!).

This is a clever little gizmo to help your child learn some basics around drawing, or just keep them entertained!It is small in design with the idea it can travel with you if needed, so holidays (when they are a thing again) or trips to other peoples houses, etc. That said it is big enough for a young child to enjoy the drawing.You get 10 different pictures to copy, each picture having 3 stages of drawing. So plenty of choice and means it could be used multiple times before a child might get bored of an image.The picture card goes behind a screen which can then be drawn over/traced. You move the image onto the next stage and add another layer to the drawing. Once the picture is completed it can be wiped cleanly off, ready to start again! Easy to use and more importantly, re-use again and again.Should be a fun item as well as aiding in the mentioned motor skill development.

This is a simple old tech device which allows infants to trace 10 pictures in three stages. It is reasonably robust and easy to use. Being portable and needing no power makes this ideal for little ones. Our 4 year old is happy using this.It gives her some frustration free practice and more confidence in her drawing. Fairly priced.

This galt learn to draw set is a travel version so is actually quality compact and could be taken in the car/ on a plane etc. It comes with an erasable drawing board, 15 double sided drawing templates (which gives you 10 step by step drawings) and an erasable pen. The idea is that you put the template behind the screen and use the pen to trace over. This set has been excellent for my son, he isn’t very confident with drawing and lacks imagination on that side of things so this has shown him how to draw animals, people and vehicles in a non stick version. It also keeps him busy for a bit and it is nice to do something creative that isn’t on an electronic screen.