Pinkalicious Ballet and Drawing Activities

Victoria Kann, author and illustrator of the Pinkalicious series, reads her book Tutu-rrific. The story follows Pinkalicious as she navigates a ballet class mix-up. After the reading, Victoria shares a joke about practice and leads a drawing activity where viewers create a Pinkalicious drawing with a tissue paper tutu.

Who is the author and illustrator of the Pinkalicious book series?

• Victoria Kann

• J.K. Rowling

• Dr. Seuss

• Roald Dahl

What color is Pinkalicious's tutu?

• Purple

• Blue

• Pink

• Yellow

What mistake does Pinkalicious make during the ballet class?

• She forgets her ballet shoes

• She arrives late

• She joins the wrong class

• She loses her tutu

How does the ballet teacher react to Pinkalicious's spinning?

• She ignores her

• She smiles and compliments her

• She scolds her

• She asks her to leave

What lesson does Pinkalicious learn from her ballet class experience?

• Practice makes perfect

• Never wear pink

• Dance is not for everyone

• Always be on time

What is the punchline of the joke about getting to Carnegie Hall?

• Follow the signs

• Practice, practice, practice

• Ask for directions

• Take a taxi

What materials does Victoria Kann suggest using for Pinkalicious's tutu in the drawing activity?

• Fabric

• Tissue paper

• Plastic

• Metal

What is the first step in drawing Pinkalicious according to Victoria Kann?

• Draw her shoes

• Draw her arms

• Draw her tutu

• Draw her head

What does Victoria Kann emphasize about drawing and creativity?

• It should be realistic

• Practice and have fun

• It should be quick

• It should be perfect

What does Victoria Kann use to attach the tutu to the drawing?

• Glue

• Pins

• Staples

• Tape