It doesn't require an internet connection, electricity, TV or software, just a pencil and paper and their imagination and it can be done almost anywhere, even a car.
Since its Summer, I have signed up to do three of these programs. The first program drew thirty kids and there were 80 turn-aways. The next week, I will present my second program of the Summer and update how many kids showed up.
Here are a couple of the examples of the animals that I teach the kids how to draw: A Crab, A Shark and a Whale.



2 comments:
That's pretty neat Johnny - I just drew a shark from your diagram...sweet :)
Thanks, J. I will post some more sometime soon, I need to come up with some fresh ones for future classes.
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