Let's draw a scarecrow protecting the crops

Today I want to draw a scarecrow, standing in the field, protecting the crops. We'll make a flour sack head, a straw hat, and some straw hair. We'll make sure his flannel shirt and blue jeans are stuff with straw. We'll also talk about the difference between straw and hay.

And I tell a very funny joke in this one, which you can steal here:

Q) Why did the scarecrow win a prize?

A) He was out standing in his field. (hahaha!)

If you liked this episode and want to draw more hay, check out a horse munching some hay with his barnyard friends, or try pigs rolling in the mud.

If this was not your style, let's blast you into space to try two friendly aliens landing their spaceship or get you into the lab to draw a scientist.

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

Why do scarecrows get the job of scaring crows?We talked about smells that remind you of home what does your home smell likeHave you ever been outstanding in a field? Which one?

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