The Girl Who Couldn't Draw | STORY + CUB = LEARNING AND FUN! | REAL VIDEO STORYTIME

Summary: Myra's aiming to be the first 2nd grader to win the school art contest, but things take a wacky turn when the grownups see her work. A funny, almost true story about what happens when adults forget how to think like a kid. Author: Rosemary Rivera. Illustrator: Mario Menjivar. Visit Us at: StoryCub.com Storytime that is both fun and educational, Your child will enjoy and learn from our online Video Picture Books™ It’s Storytime, Anytime℠ - Viewed in more than 200 countries! Our early childhood mission is to promote reading while enhancing the skills needed to succeed. StoryCub™ - Video Picture Books™ take on issues such as problem-solving, decision-making, responsibility, and getting along with others. Storytime that is both fun and educational, your child will enjoy and learn from our online Video Picture Books.™ StoryCub™ is bridging the gap between the traditional and digital storytime experience. Recognized by the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) for the way it connects parents and educators with authors and publishers of children's picture books in today’s digital world. A bedtime favorite, parent reviews include viewing StoryCub™ at restaurants, before nap-time, at breakfast, in the car, cruising through the mall, and of course, at bedtime. Our video bedtime stories have become a nightly ritual for families worldwide. Free online children's books read aloud, perfect for children in kindergarten and preschool, as well as toddlers, early learners, and special needs...KIDS OF ALL AGES! Watch the best-recommended kids video storybooks. It's Always Storytime Here.℠ Parents, Read With Your Kids! © MMXXI StoryCub, Inc. All Rights Reserved. StoryCub, Video Picture Books, It’s Storytime, Anytime, and the StoryCub logo are trademarks of StoryCub, Inc. FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. A public performance license must be obtained before viewing this and any content from StoryCub, Inc. in venues including, but not limited to, public libraries, private clubs, and religious and/or educational institutions. This legal requirement applies regardless of whether an admission fee is charged, whether the institution or organization is commercial or non-profit, or whether a federal or state agency is involved. To obtain a Public Performance License, please contact: StoryCub, Inc. StoryCub.com/contact StoryCub is an Early Childhood Education project.