drawing

When Henry uses his sister's magic colored pencils to draw six mice and a hedgehog, they all come to life and make a heap of trouble.

A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children focusing on the polar regions, the arctic, and the Antarctic.

Provides step-by-step instructions for drawing dinosaurs one line at a time or for beginning with ovals, triangles, and solid forms.

Step-by-step instructions for drawing a variety of sharks and whales in different poses.

A young girl's chalk drawings bring her neighbors some relief on a hot summer day.

Although Sister Agatha Ann asks her to write a poem, Maggie wants to draw it instead; a day of playing together in the snow resolves the dilemma.

A first-grader is convinced he can't draw, but when encouraged, demonstrates he can.

Introduces basic crayon activities and suggests some techniques for young people to try with a little help from an adult.

Tony, the new kid, tries to make himself into anybody other than the new kid and then tries to bully the other kids into liking him when his plan fails. When all of his monster sketches escape his sketchbook and begin terrorizing the school, however, Tony needs Mandy and her sketch monster Happster's help to recapture them, and Tony learns something about himself in the process.

Eight-year-old Mandy only expresses her feelings as monsters drawn in her sketchbook, but when the monsters escape from the book, Mandy is only able to recapture them after one of the monsters, Happster, gets her to express her feelings.