Children's Author Mo Willems Helps Kids Stuck In Quarantine Pass Time By Teaching Them How To Draw
To help kids pass time and teach them some useful skills, children's author and illustrator Mo Willems started giving online drawing lessons free of charge.
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As countries are announcing quarantine one by one, millions of children get stuck in homes unable to go to schools and kindergartens. And to help them pass time and teach them some useful skills, children's author and illustrator Mo Willems started giving online drawing lessons free of charge.
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The artist promises to release a new episode of his new show, called Lunch Doodles, every day for the next couple of weeks. In his show, Mo not only encourages children to doodle along with him, but also to share their drawings with the world.
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Mo has written many children's books, including "The Pigeon Has to Go to School!" "I Will Take a Nap!" and "Knufflebunny", and certainly knows how to draw children's attention. He records Lunch Doodles from his own home and the videos are shared weekday at 1 p.m. EST on Kennedy Center's YouTube account and their website.
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
"I know a lot of you guys are not in school," said the author in the introductory video uploaded on Monday. "You're at home right now because of all the things that are going on. Well, guess what? I'm at home, too. We're gonna hang out together."
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
Mo also encourages children to submit their questions to LUNCHDOODLES@kennedy-center.org and says he'll be responding to them on his show.
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
Mo is already on his fourth episode of Lunch Doodles so you have a lot of catching up to do!
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Children's author Mo Willems announced he's starting a special show called Lunch Doodles on YouTube
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
The artist promises to release a new episode of his new show, called Lunch Doodles, every day for the next couple of weeks. In his show, Mo not only encourages children to doodle along with him, but also to share their drawings with the world.
In it, Mo will be teaching children how to draw free of charge
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
Mo has written many children's books, including "The Pigeon Has to Go to School!" "I Will Take a Nap!" and "Knufflebunny", and certainly knows how to draw children's attention. He records Lunch Doodles from his own home and the videos are shared weekday at 1 p.m. EST on Kennedy Center's YouTube account and their website.
The author wrote many children's books, such as The Pigeon Has to Go to School! and I Will Take a Nap!
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
"I know a lot of you guys are not in school," said the author in the introductory video uploaded on Monday. "You're at home right now because of all the things that are going on. Well, guess what? I'm at home, too. We're gonna hang out together."
In his videos, Mo encourages children to doodle along with him
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
Mo also encourages children to submit their questions to LUNCHDOODLES@kennedy-center.org and says he'll be responding to them on his show.
Children can also submit questions which Mo will be answering on his show
Image credits: The Kennedy Center
Mo is already on his fourth episode of Lunch Doodles so you have a lot of catching up to do!
Children love Mo's online lessons
Image credits: joslynkahn
Image credits: cristinamorita_
Image credits: kirstenkastberg
Image credits: deodaralynn
Image credits: AYoungRandR
Image credits: kate_lauderdaleDE
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