It seems people are enjoying the draw-and-tell (also known as "chalk talk") stories I've been posting, so here is a more advanced one. It is a little trickier than Catching a Pest or Bingo. It's "How Bear Lost His Tail" from More Tell and Draw Stories by Margaret Jean Oldfield and is a porqui tale.
This is an older book (copyright 1969), so it might be difficult for you to track down a copy. Please also remember the era when reading some of the stories as they might contain aspects that will be considered politically incorrect (or downright racist, etc.).
We begin by drawing a dot (which becomes the eye in the finished drawing):![](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-fTIq6ABZ1lk/TaCeyYa4l-I/AAAAAAAAAB0/B9TQ6JLovTc/s320/photo_picnik.jpg)
![](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-fTIq6ABZ1lk/TaCeyYa4l-I/AAAAAAAAAB0/B9TQ6JLovTc/s320/photo_picnik.jpg)
And slowly, but surely, you wind your way to this:
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-PCWCJTWGaKo/TaCfXHoMvYI/AAAAAAAAACE/kVGFGlbv2xE/s320/photo_finished_picnik.jpg)
Could you email me your pdf with instructions for the Draw and Tell Bear?
ReplyDeleteMany thanks,
Ken Vesey
ken_vesey@computermail.net