Crayola Frozen Color Wonder Coloring Set, 18 Mess Free Frozen Coloring Pages for Toddlers, Frozen To...
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Note: This tutorial and our many others are suitable for ages 3 to 10 (preschool and above.)
🖍️ Tools For Success
- Paper (Our Free How To Draw Template PDF)
- Pencil
- Polymer Eraser
- Outline Markers
- Coloring Tools (I recommend Crayola’s 140 Piece Coloring Case)
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Easy Drawing Guide: Tearful, Crying Expression
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Fun Facts About Tears/Crying
- Crying also activates feel-good endorphins-the same ones released while smiling and exercise.
- Adults cry on average around 2 to 4 times a month. Men report crying less (about once a month.) It lasts, on average, for six minutes while a woman cries. On the other hand, a man’s crying session only lasts about four minutes.
- On average, the eyes of a human contain 15 to 30 gallons of tears a year.
- Three different kinds of tears are formed by human eyes: basal tears, which care for the cornea; reflex tears, which protect against irritants; and emotional tears.
- A sticky exterior coating that makes the tear clean enough to see through will mask human tears.
- Some people have a higher ability to cry than most.
- Women living in Western cultures, where there are prosperity and more independence, weep far more often than women whose lives are dominated by conventional cultural norms.
- Women have physically smaller tear ducts when compared to men. On average, women weep about 30 to 64 times a year. The article is based on a survey by the German Ophthalmology Society.
- Tears often evoke affection, and crying together may strengthen the bond.
- Sixty-six percent of men said they had a short, less than five-minute weeping session.
- Just 24 percent of men, compared to 38 percent of women, confessed to weeping for 6 to 15 minutes.
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