Cloud b Twilight Constellation Turtle Night Light (7323-ZZ) + NiMH AAA Rechargeable Batteries and Charger DavisMAX Bundle

!±8± Cloud b Twilight Constellation Turtle Night Light (7323-ZZ) + NiMH AAA Rechargeable Batteries and Charger DavisMAX Bundle

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This DavisMAX Bundle Includes:
1- Cloud b Twilight Constellation Night Light 7323-ZZ Brand New
1- NiMH AAA Rechargeable Batteries and Rapid Charger
More about this Cloud b Turtle:
Twilight Turtle gently transforms nurseries and bedrooms into a starry sanctuary that comforts and calms children, Twilight Turtle projects a complete starry night sky onto the walls and ceiling of any room, Choose any one of three soothing color options blue, green and amber to create magical, tranquil environments, Auto shut-off; 45 minutes sleep timer, 3 Alkaline AAA batteries included.
Comforting and adorable, the Twilight Turtle nightlight projects a complete starry night sky onto the walls and ceiling of any room, making night-time less scary and more fun. Choose from three soothing color options to create a magical, tranquil environment that helps children from age three and up to ease into restful sleep. Simply pressing the button on the turtle's shell ignites the stars and keeps them glowing for a full 45 minutes--just enough time for most children to drift into sleep. At this point, the Twilight Turtle automatically shuts off to preserve battery life. Another push of the button reactivates the projection. In addition, the easy selection of the three soothing color choices allows your child not only to learn to identify different colors, but also to truly experience them as well. Amber radiates warmth and peace; green creates a healing and renewing atmosphere; and blue helps calm the senses. The soft, illuminating glow the Twilight Turtle emits also serves as a nightlight that makes the darkness less frightening. Twilight Turtle glows in amber, green and purple.The Twilight Turtle runs on three "AAA" batteries (included).
Supplied Accessories:
Twilight Turtle, Constellation Guide, adoption certificate and three alkaline "AAA" batteries.

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How to Draw a Sheep

!±8± How to Draw a Sheep

Sheep are so easy to draw! Here's how to create a recognizable sheep from a cloud and a bunch of "V" shapes. Children as young as three years old can be taught to draw a sheep like this.

To draw a sheep facing head on first make a fairly large capital "U" shape. Make sure the sides of the "U" are fairly long. This will make the head of your sheep. Make two dots for the eyes and the top sides of the "U", and then make a very small capital "Y" towards the bottom of the "U" to represent the sheep's nose. The ears can be to leaf shapes on either side of the U.

To make the sheep's body, make a large circle around the head of the sheep, but instead of having the line be a fairly flat, bending line, make it into a bunch of curlicues, like curls, or one long scripting series of cursive "e"s, with the loop shape of each "e" being more rounded than oval. Think of clouds. Make the sheep's body as curly and fluffy and lumpy as a cloud would be.

To make the sheep's feet you can make long skinny "V"s and leave the sheep's hooves up to the imagination. Or you can make the legs like the body with the curling looping lines, and put little squares with cleft lines in the middle to represent the hooves.

Drawing a sheep from the side is not much harder at all. From this position you start with the body first. Make an oval on its side -- a cloud shape -- to represent the sheep's body, either as a bunch of connecting arcs or "C"s to show this sheep's fluffiness, or with the curlicue cursive "e" line in loops. Use whichever line looks best to you. To make the sheep's head, make another little puff of fluffy sheep curls on one side of the oval, but leave part of the lump open. There you make the "U" like you did in your first sheep to represent the sheep's head. Make leaf shapes or eye shapes to show the ears, a black dot to show the sheep's eye, and a larger black spot at the end of the sheep's nose to show its nose.

On the other side of the oval, the sheep's backside, make a tiny little puff to show the sheep's tail. Some people draw sheep tails as a little round puff, while others make them a bit longer. If you make the sheep's tail longer, then you can show its tail swinging side to side or lifted up, which can be a great way to show excitement or interest in a sheep, whether the sheep is standing on the ground or if it is bucking and kicking up its heels.

To finish your sideways sheep, add the legs. These can be straight tapering lines if you want your sheep's legs not to have a lot of wool on them, or they can be in the same curly wavy lines that the body was. You can make hooves as little squares, or if you want you can fill them in with your pencil so the hooves are black.

How to Draw a Sheep

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