Daniel “graduated” from Pre-K last week so I wanted to feature some of his final snack bags. His passion for only drawing buildings surprisingly changed and he wanted to draw bridges, ships, and even birds. (But he still threw in the Eiffel Tower.)
I love this kid. I told him I’m saving all these photos so he can do an art showing in New York City one day.
The Snack Bag Series: Part One is HERE.
The Snack Bag Series: Part Two is HERE.
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Oh, that is so sweet – thank you! He’s my little artist…
So cute! I love the pirate ships and the bird is fantastic!
What an awesome idea! I’m so going to do that!
Those are so cool! You should compile your favorites in a photobook and print one off each school year to show how his drawing skills progress.