Caterpillar . Mrs. Sigourney has written a child's poem about a butterfly, in which the beautiful insect sings as it flies th...

Little Danny Donkey by Helen Cowles LeCron I hate to talk about it, 'cause it's sad enough for tears, But --little Danny Donkey didn...

Lady-Bug by Gertrude A. Strickler        Long long ago a lady-bug washed out her children's clothes. "But where to hang them up to ...

The Interrupting Owlet by Helen Cowles LeCron When Mother Owl and Father Owl are talking busily About old Uncle Blinker in the gnarled old m...

        Below, I have restored a few paper farm animals: horse, cow, goat, duck, rooster, sheep, dog, bunny, pig and cat. These may be freel...

Puzzle - Find The Fish Find The Fish by Helen Hudson A Joyful day it is for us, Tommy and Richard and me, For our friend Bill Jones is takin...

  The Feathered Patriot by Daisy M. Moore "Tcheer! Tcheer! Tcheer!" I heard a warble clear; How came a bird to know That July Four...

Puzzle - Find Columbia Columbia by Helen Hudson We're very patriotic As you can plainly see. This birthday of our country We celebrate w...

Harry Hippopotamus by Helen Cowles LeCron Now Harry Hippopotamus had such a heavy tread That when he ran about the house his mother often sa...

It takes only five steps to draw this woodchuck.        Woodchucks have very coarse hair, a heavy body, short bushy tail, powerful legs and ...

       The series of simple shapes shown above can help you draw a field of clover with bees happily buzzing around the blooms for a Saint P...

        The first thing in drawing is to understand the form of the object or animal you wish to picture. Some animals are oddly shaped or s...