Children spread their creative wings with this imaginative activity that helps them understand perspective and size. Flutter around further with a story from a butterfly's point of view.
"Our daughters are fascinated by butterflies. Their drawings are so accurate."
- Chandra J., home-school mom of 6-year-old twins.
"We went outside several times to observe butterflies in their natural habitat. Then we drew and wrote our stories."
- Tierra W., family child care provider.
Artists use the visual element of space to show perspective, size, and distance. Placing objects higher on the plane of the picture, or smaller, makes them look farther away. Objects drawn or painted lower on the picture, or larger, look closer.
Glitter Glue—
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Not for use on skin.
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