Learn about bats and try out a new watercolor technique as you create an original silhouette scene.
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Find information about bats. Where do they live? What do they eat? What do they look like? Describe their daily habits.
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Cover your work area with recycled newspaper. Dip a Crayola® Watercolor Brush into clean water and wet a sheet of watercolor paper. Wet one color of Crayola Watercolors and load the brush with paint. Brush the color over the wet paper. Rinse your brush and add a second color, blending the colors together. Cover the entire page so the colors resemble a sunset. Dry.
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