Today I want to draw a mama duck floating on the water with 2 baby ducklings. One duckling will be following in line, and one duckling will be being silly with their face down in the water and tail feathers in the air. We'll talk about drawing things that are the same shape but different size, and the same shape and size but from a different point of view.

Here are 3 ideas your imagination can wonder about based on our drawing today:

1. Why is it sometimes more tricky to draw from a different point of view?
2. If you were a ducking, would you like swimming in the line? Or dunking your head in the water and sticking your tail feathers out?
3. What makes ripples happen in the water?

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