3 Good Cheers! Three good cheers for old December! Month of Christmas trees and toys, Hanging up a million stockings, For a million girls ...

       Progressive drawings are for beginners. Exercises like these teach more than fun! Young students learn that shapes make up larger dra...

       Download and print out the pattern below. The dotted lines indicate where the image will be folded to continue the tree silhouette se...

        The following illustrated Christmas toys may be duplicated larger, smaller, or the same size by the use of a grid drawing system. Re...

        Here is a game that you can make and play with your friends. All the materials needed are easy to collect around the house. This is ...

        Trim the Christmas tree below with the illustrated ornaments below after coloring and cutting them out. Use the printable cover for ...

        Below are "snow babies" for students to color as they wish, cut out and paste to their packages this Christmas. Snow babie...

        "Stars, either cut from cardboard and covered with gold or silver paper, or cut from construction paper, and attached to black ...

  On Christmas Day by Charles Dickens        Welcome, everything! Welcome, alike what has been, and what never was, and what we hope may be,...

Thanksgiving Praise God for wheat, so white and sweet, Of which to make our bread! Praise God for yellow corn, with which His waiting world ...

Samples of drawing exercises listed in the index below.                 Drawing, the art of representing upon a flat surface the forms ...

        Teachers will need to fill in the correct numerical dates for the specific days that will change every year. However, the grid and t...