4-H Children’s Art Exchange: Descriptions of Pictures - Kit A

April 16, 2015

This excerpt from the 4-H Children's Art Exchange Study Guide is a reference sheet that includes descriptions of the nine pieces of children's artwork in Kit A. (2 pages, 2009)

4-H Children's Art Exchange: Descriptions of Pictures - Kit A

 

 
 

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