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Learn fun dog facts and follow the handouts to draw a dog. Facts: 1. Newborn puppies spend about 15–20 hours a day sleeping. 2. Puppies become ‘adults’ when they turn one. 3. Puppies can be twins! Video Link Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list …
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Learn fun rabbit facts and follow the handouts to draw a rabbit. Facts:1. Bunnies have an average lifespan of five to ten years. 2. Bunnies can be very affectionate and bond closely with their owners. 3. Rabbits can jump to impressive heights, a little over three feet high and a …
Learn fun shark facts and follow the handouts to draw a shark. Facts: 1. Most sharks can see well in dark areas, have fantastic night vision, and can see colors.2. Sharkskin feels exactly like sandpaper because it is made up of tiny teeth-like structures called placoid scales. 3. Based on fossil …
Learn fun fish facts and follow the handouts to draw a cute fish. Facts: The colors on fish are used to communicate and attract attention. Clownfish can live up to five years. Fish can get a sunburn, but it is unusual unless there is something about their environment that does …
With this handout featured in the Attic Coloring Book, create your own color wheel and explore color theory. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Learn fun chicken facts and follow the handouts to draw a cute chicken. Facts: Chickens are descended from junglefowl and dinosaurs. Chickens can speak to each other. 30 different calls have been identified so far, ranging from calling to their young, to alarm calls and alerting each other to the …
Learn fun swan facts and follow the handouts to draw a cute swan Facts –1. Trumpeter swans are the largest native waterfowl and the heaviest flying birds in North America. Their wingspans can reach up to 10 feet.2. They mate for life. Around the age of two to four, swans …
