Inside the glass jar, you will find a wonderful little world waiting for color. At the center is a small house with a round door and tiny windows that look out onto a path of stones. A young deer fawn stands nearby, watching over the scene. There is a small, calm pond tucked between the bushes and the ground.

Looking closer, you can see tall trees and soft bushes that fill the space inside the jar. A sturdy lid sits on top to keep the tiny garden safe. Every detail, from the blades of grass to the smooth stones on the path, gives your child something new to focus on as they work through the page.

Because this is a scene inside a glass jar, you can try a neat trick with your crayons. Use a very light blue or gray around the edges of the jar to make it look like glass. Your kiddo might enjoy giving the deer fawn tiny white spots on its back with a white pencil or by leaving small circles uncolored.

The little house can be any color you like, but earthy browns or bright fairy-tale reds look great. Since the lines are moderate in detail, colored pencils are helpful for the tiny windows and the path of stones. For the trees and bushes, try using two different shades of green to show where the light hits the leaves.