Below are drawing challenges that encourage your kids learn as they draw. This offline activity that will require paper and a drawing utensil.
#1 Can you draw a jukebox with music coming out?
#2 Can you draw you and your friends dancing around a jukebox
#3 Jukeboxes are colorful, can you decorate your's with your favorite colors?
#4 Can you create your own drawing challenge?
Below is information related to today's challenge!
Some believe that the name jukebox came from the African word book, which means ______________________?
A jukebox is a coin-operated machine that plays music from a record or compact disc (CD) once a selection is made. Originally called nickelodeons, the term jukebox did not appear until the late 1930s and its origins are in dispute. Some believe it is derived from the African word jook, meaning to dance.
Encyclopedia »How many people could listen to the first jukebox at the same time, and why?
The first jukebox was showcased on this day, November 23, in the year 1889. At that time it was popularly called as the nickel-in-the-slot phonograph. The machine had no amplification and interested people had to listen to the music using one of the four listening tubes
India Today »When did CD's replace records inside of jukeboxes?
Starting in the 1980s, compact discs became the norm for modern jukeboxes.
Facts of Fun »The drawing prompts in the "DRAW" tab above, are designed to inspire kids to draw on paper, rather than on electronic devices. Drawing is fun, and the activity provides the practice needed to build important life skills such as their self-esteem, self-expression, motor skills, problem solving and much more.
We focus the daily challenge on things that are already being celebrated in the world, so the topics are relevant and the learning, meaningful. A parent's role in our program is simply to give the kids the time to do the activity, and to follow the prompts on the "LEARN" tab above to share information about the topic with the child.
Knowledge is power and drawing is fun.
