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Education

INSTRUCTIONS TO ILLUSTRATE THE COLLECTIVE BOOK WHAT’S UNDER THE EARTH?

  1. Watch the video we prepared for you.

  2. Make as many drawings as you like (with pencil or marker, but do not color inside, just line drawings) on one of the following themes:

If you want to draw houses:

  • Draw a house: any type of house is fine: tall, short, skyscrapers, tents, igloos, tipis…

  • Draw an animal’s home: burrows, shells, anthills, caves…

  • Draw who lives in your house: portraits of the people and animals who live with you.

  • Draw what’s inside your house: anything you like: cutlery, phones, clothes, books, pencil cases, scissors, food, tools, computers, chairs, light switches, windows, TVs, pots…

You can also draw things outside your home:

  • Draw what’s in nature: clouds, sun, butterflies, grass, plants, trees, flowers, rain, owls, ostriches, lions…

  • Draw what’s in the city: cars, pigeons, traffic signs, bicycles, rats, parks, insects, crosswalks, traffic lights…

If you want to draw about fear:

  • Draw what humans are afraid of: monsters, goblins, noises, ghosts, screams, darkness, insects, skeletons, wild animals, viruses, thunder and lightning, war, firecrackers, thieves, news, witches, giants…

  • Draw what animals are afraid of: bigger animals, plastic bags, hunters, soda can rings, nets, zoos, circuses, cages, fish tanks…

  • Draw remedies for fear: things that make you laugh or that you like.

If you want to draw about wishes:

  • Draw a wish: it can be for inside the house or outside.

  1. Remember you can draw on any surface in your home… your home is your canvas! You can draw on the kitchen counter, with your finger on the bathroom mirror, or on paper anywhere you like.

  2. Sign your drawings with your name clearly so we can include you as an author in the book.

  3. When your drawings are ready and signed, take a photo and upload it to social media (Instagram or Facebook) with the hashtag #IVAMacasa, so we can collect them and use them to illustrate the story.

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