This was our last Trickster Tale for this cultural block, and we're finishing with them just in time. As you can see from the lack of effort J put into his drawing (above), he's kind of lost his connectedness at this point in these short, playful stories, and is definitely ready to move onto something a bit more compelling. Zoo Boy, on the other hand, seems to be getting more and more into his drawings (below), these stories are obviously suiting him quite nicely. Very, very interesting. Can't wait to see how each boy responds to the Sage story we'll be starting next week!
My drawing is below. This was a goat kid, by the way, in case you were wondering why that kid is so ugly....
This was our last Trickster Tale for this cultural block, and we're finishing with them just in time. As you can see from the lack of effort J put into his drawing (above), he's kind of lost his connectedness at this point in these short, playful stories, and is definitely ready to move onto something a bit more compelling. Zoo Boy, on the other hand, seems to be getting more and more into his drawings (below), these stories are obviously suiting him quite nicely. Very, very interesting. Can't wait to see how each boy responds to the Sage story we'll be starting next week!
My drawing is below. This was a goat kid, by the way, in case you were wondering why that kid is so ugly....
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