Where did it go?

Author: Lee Heng-gin (Korean), Kyowon Company
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Placing a book into the hands of a young child marks the beginning of a lifelong journey of reading. It's a significant moment. If this happens at a particular time on a specific day, that moment becomes a solemn occasion. So, which book do you place in the child's hands? That book then holds profound meaning. I want to tell you, please note down this day, this time, and the name of this book! Would you like to try being a mischievous chameleon yourself? A chameleon can change its body color to match its surroundings. In this book, the chameleon can transform into eight different colors. Following the patterns below, you can also create eight chameleons with your child and color them with the colors mentioned in the book.
Prepare paper, watercolor paints, and brushes. Mix two different paints together, and then observe what happens with your child. For example, mixing red and blue creates purple; mixing yellow and blue creates green. Additionally, white and black make gray, red and yellow make orange. You can use crayons or colored clay instead of watercolor paints to conduct this experiment.