Art Drawing Games And Activities For Kids

Art Drawing Games And Activities For Kids
         

An activity book for kids who love to draw. The entire book is filled with different types of drawing games that children can either play together, with other children, or with the entire family. Lots of puzzles and creative exercises too!

By Rachel Goldstein

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On the following pages you will nd a few cootie catcher
games. If you have never seen one, I’m sure your parents can
clue you in how to play. These are super fun to play with!

Now you should rotate your hands, bringing your thumbs and index Fingers together. Now the cootie catcher should expand and then shrink back again.

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