Tommy's Art Adventures and Lessons

Tommy, a young boy passionate about art, draws everywhere he goes. Encouraged by his family, he faces challenges in school where art lessons are limited. Despite restrictions, Tommy remains determined to become a real artist, practicing diligently and eagerly awaiting proper art lessons. His resolve is tested when he learns that real artists don't copy, but he finds a way to express his creativity within the constraints of school rules.

What did Tommy know he wanted to be when he grew up?

• A doctor

• An artist

• A teacher

• A scientist

What was Jack's favorite hobby?

• Drawing

• Building cities

• Collecting turtles

• Doing cartwheels

What advice did Tommy's cousins give him about becoming an artist?

• Draw only landscapes

• Use bright colors

• Practice regularly

• Copy famous artists

Where did Tommy's dad display his artwork?

• At the barbershop

• In the grocery store

• In the school

• In the living room

What did Tommy's Italian grandmother do with his drawing?

• Hung it in the kitchen

• Sent it to an art gallery

• Gave it to a neighbor

• Put it in a special frame

What did Tommy use to draw on his sheets?

• Paint

• Markers

• Crayons

• A flashlight and pencil

What did Tommy draw on the unfinished walls of the new house?

• Landscapes

• Cartoons

• Beautiful pictures

• Animals

What did Tommy look forward to in kindergarten?

• Meeting new friends

• Art lessons

• Playing sports

• Learning to read

What was wrong with the paint in kindergarten?

• It was awful and cracked

• It was too thick

• It was too watery

• It was too bright

How often did the art teacher visit the school?

• Every day

• Every other Wednesday

• Once a month

• Every Friday