Copy the Squares II

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DIRECTIONS: One square at a time, out loud. Copy what you can see, not what you know is there.

Watch where lines stop. The legs stop at the body; the far ear is partly hidden. Ask: which square does it stop in, and where?

1. Copy this —

— into here, one square at a time.

Body first — one big oval. The legs hang from it, and they stop AT it, not inside it.

Copy the Squares II

Art · Drawing · Page 2 of 3

Boxes that share an edge. The cargo box and the cab meet on one line — draw it once, not twice. And the wheels hang below the truck: find where each circle crosses the ground line before you draw it.

2. Copy this —

— into here, one square at a time.

Two boxes side by side, then the wheels. The wheels hang below the boxes.

Copy the Squares II

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No letters this time. You have done five of these — you don't need the square names any more, just the squares. Keep your place with your finger on the picture and your pencil in the copy. This is the last grid with lines in it; the next step is a drawing with no grid at all.

3. Copy this —

— into here, one square at a time.

The wall first, then the towers, then the crenellations along the top — up, across, down, across.

Find two places in the castle where a line stops because something is in front of it.