Ready Set Draw! Learn How to Draw Emotions THE LONGEST STORM
The family at the center of Dan Yaccarino's new book, THE LONGEST STORM, experiences a range of emotions while hunkering down together during a terrible storm. On this episode of
Ready Set Draw!, Dan shares the secrets to lending drawings the emotions we feel.
SUPPLIES Needed
-Pencil or black marker
-Paper
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About the Book!
Download THE LONGEST STORM Activity Sheets!
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About Dan Yaccarino
Children the world over know Dan Yaccarino's children's books and award-winning animated series. In addition to his own stories, Dan's bold, stylized illustrations add wit and energy to the work of such distinguished authors as Margaret Wise Brown, Jack Prelutsky, and Kevin Henkes.
He's also the creator and producer of several animated series based on his books, Doug Unplugs (AppleTV), Oswald (Nickelodeon), Willa's Wild Life (NBC and Qubo), as well as the character designer behind The Backyardigans (Nickelodeon). Animation Magazine hails him as “an American original.”
Dan's internationally recognized art style has earned him a large following in Japan, exhibits in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Bologna, and a visit to the White House. He is also a contributing children's book reviewer for the New York Times.
Dan's books have been translated into many languages and in addition to animated series, his work has inspired toys, ebooks, children's musicals, and video adaptations.
His work has been recognized with a host of prestigious awards including the Bologna Ragazzi, The New York Times 10 Best Illustrated, ALA Notable, and the Parents Choice Award. Over 2.5 million of his books have been sold to date.
Such an excellent activity given the emotional state of so many young learners this year. Excited to use this as my core K-1 lesson next week! Thank you
that is a realy good drawer realy good book great emoition