Invisible Inkling - HarperCollins Children's Books


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Invisible Friends with Hank’s new friend is an invisible bandapat named Inkling. In the book, Hank wants to know so badly what Inkling looks like. What does your invisible friend look like?

INSTRUCTIONS: 4. Dip a Q-tip into the bowl of lemon juice so that it becomes covered with juice. You may have to dip the Q-tip a few times to keep it moist while drawing.

2. Color in the picture of Hank and Inkling below.

5. With the Q-tip, draw what you imagine your own invisible friend looks like.

3. Draw a picture of yourself next to Hank and Inkling, leaving room for your own invisible friend.

6. Have an adult help you use a hair dryer to heat the piece of paper. Once it’s heated, you’ll be able to see your invisible friend! See, it wasn’t imaginary, just invisible!

Illustration © 2011 by Harry Bliss

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1. For this activity, you will need crayons or markers, a small bowl of lemon juice, and a Q-tip. You’ll also need an adult’s help, and he or she will need a hair dryer.

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