Draw with me - Halloween

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

Draw with me - Halloween

Big man is nearly 6 and has only just found any kind of interest in drawing and writing. So to do my best with encouraging him, I told him about a competition on This Mummy Loves. He was very excited to take part and has been asking me to get the drawing stuff out after school today.

I just love that he is trying hard and having a go at both drawing and writing at last. He might not be the best, but it is a step in the right direction. Clearly he will become a scientist like Mummy as his spelling isn't great and he insisted labeling his picture!

Here is his picture:



And here is some of his amusing commentary whilst drawing it!

"Mummy I hope that the person that judges has very good eyes so they can see the orange against the black as that's the pumpkin growing. Just so they know I might write down pumpkin growing"

"Not many people will draw bricks on houses, so if I draw bricks I might win..... unless someone draws better bricks.... but I might be the only one that draws a house!"

He was upset that he had written a d instead of a b for bricks. I pointed out that bricks had an r in as he had written bics "There is a silent r in it I guess?" Hmmmmm I wasn't ready to talk about the k too!

Just to clarify big man's picture is of a Mummy trick or treater, knocking on a house made of bricks with pumpkins outside, one of which is growing. In the sky there is a giant star and a moon.

This Mummy Loves...




9 comments:

  1. What a brilliant drawing Big Man! I love it! Thanks so much for taking part :O)

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  2. Aww what a fantastic drawing! Good luck x

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  3. Sara (@mumturnedmom)23 October 2013 at 00:33

    Brilliant! I love the detail and the labelling - so much effort x

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  4. Jocelyn (@ihavecards)23 October 2013 at 10:06

    Love his picture, and particularly enjoyed reading the story behind it :)

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  5. rebecca beesley23 October 2013 at 23:08

    that is adorable that he was explaining about the pumpkins growing and the bricks - so cute! When mine do a spelling mistake like that, I usually point out that it adds to the cute factor by whoever is receiving it and that they really won't mind. If they still seem upset, then I tell a white lie and say that daddy can edit it once it is scanned in on the computer. xxx

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  6. would like to be ayummy mummy24 October 2013 at 14:05

    Aaahh lovely picture, fingers crossed!

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  7. Helen Actually Mummy25 October 2013 at 12:27

    Bless him! I bet he has the best bricks of all of them!

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  8. Aw bless him, I love his attention to detail

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  9. That's brilliant, & really funny - seems like he's really discovered a creative side!

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