Anatomy Adventures Blog Images Example (31)

Kid watercoloring the cells of cardiac, smooth, and other muscles. The muscle cells are all in circles. The top left one has four thick redlines with swirls filling in the thick lines and occasional dots of blue. Next to the circle is three stripes of red lines with dots of blue and a red arrow pointing to the circle. The circle in the top right corner has red lines and triangles attaching it and occasional blue dots. The words cardiac and a swirled in arrow pointing to it and a blue and pink heart double balled heart design next to it. The middle bottom circle has red oval shapes with blue dots in the middle pf each. The words smooth and a black arrow are pointing to the circle with a yellow, pink, and light yellow hand drawn GI tract above it. She is drawing this on a dark brown table with The Muscular System packet and pages from the packet next to it. The pages include a page similar to what the kid is drawing, the muscular anatomy of a body, and a graphic of just cardiac muscle. There is also a paintbrush, a sharpie pen, watercolor palette, and a tape roll next to it.

Kid drawing different muscle cells to learn about the anatomy and functions of muscles.