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Polka dots, checks, and stripes
Polka dots, checks, and stripes

By Cornelius Carol

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Identifies polka dots, checks, and stripes that are part of familiar objects.

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Magic monsters look for shapes
Magic monsters look for shapes

By Jane Belk Moncure

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The magic monsters introduce the basic shapes and find representative examples.

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We visit the zoo
We visit the zoo

By Bruce Wannamaker

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A trip to the zoo to see the animals prompts a class of children to make animals for a school zoo.

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Learn and draw colors in the rain forest!
Triceratops
Triceratops

By Janet Riehecky

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Laughing Matters
Laughing Matters

By Diana Magnuson

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Not I Not I
Not I Not I

By Diana Magnuson, Margaret Hillert

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Learn and Draw
Learn and Draw

By Diana Magnuson

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Nutcracker
Little Red Riding Hood

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