A few of the instructions were to find a specific fossil, rock, or specimen; draw it; and include a label. There were also instructions where each kid could pick 1 or 2 things of their choice to draw. But they were also told they could draw as much as they wanted as time permitted.

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5. New things are exciting, but sometimes the familiar things make for an interesting and comforting study. 6. It's okay to be obsessed with one thing and draw it over and over again in all its variations. 7. Have an appreciation for the art and culture that came before us.

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I got a life lesson in being an artist from 4th graders today while chaperoning a trip to the natural history museum. I had 4 kids in my group. They each had a small sketchbook and a pencil. I had instructions to guide them on what to draw.

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As an elder millennial who saw them in my late teens, they were bafflingly terrible and reviled by everyone I knew. Ep 3 was a *slight* improvement. I felt a little more kindly toward them when my oldest enjoyed them a lot as a kid in the 2010s

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It looks like this osprey has something important to do. #birds #nature #wildlife 🐡

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