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@ Marlo Lee 1 st grade Jungle Drawings The jungle is full of many different animals: elephants, lions, monkeys, snakes, and more. Today you will hear a great story that talks about the animals in the jungle. As you hear the story, think about how you could draw a picture of a jungle. The paper would be filled with lots of details! When you see the pictures of each animal, look at the background. What kind of environment do you see? Now be a good audience as the story is read. Please follow these directions to draw your own jungle: 1. Use the drawing packets for animal ideas. Do not trace, just look to see how to draw them. Draw the animal’s head first using simple shapes. Do you see shapes within these animals? 2. Use PENCIL to draw your animals. You may draw as many as you like, so fill the paper. 3. Use PENCIL to draw the background: trees, vines, sky, grass, waterfall, flowers, and more. 4. When your paper is filled with details, color NEATLY with crayons in your toolbox. 5. If you finish early, you may take turns sharing your jungle with the rest of the class.

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@ Marlo Lee

1st grade Jungle Drawings

The jungle is full of many different animals: elephants, lions, monkeys,

snakes, and more. Today you will hear a great story that talks about

the animals in the jungle. As you hear the story, think about how you

could draw a picture of a jungle. The paper would be filled with lots

of details! When you see the pictures of each animal, look at the

background. What kind of environment do you see? Now be a good

audience as the story is read.

Please follow these directions to draw your own jungle:

1. Use the drawing packets for animal ideas. Do not trace,

just look to see how to draw them. Draw the animal’s

head first using simple shapes. Do you see shapes within

these animals?

2. Use PENCIL to draw your animals. You may draw as many

as you like, so fill the paper.

3. Use PENCIL to draw the background: trees, vines, sky,

grass, waterfall, flowers, and more.

4. When your paper is filled with details, color NEATLY with

crayons in your toolbox.

5. If you finish early, you may take turns sharing your jungle

with the rest of the class.

@ Marlo Lee

Preparation notes: -copy a class set of animal reference handouts

-create a teacher example

-check out or purchase “Rumble in the Jungle” by Giles Andreae, or another book

about animals in the jungle.

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@ Marlo Lee

@ Marlo Lee

@ Marlo Lee

@ Marlo Lee

@ Marlo Lee