“Taking something from their imagination, putting it down on paper and then seeing it come to life in the physical world can help them understand that ideas don’t just have to exist inside their heads.”
The doodle was an assignment given to Oscar's primary school class of 22 children. Their only prompt being: draw a monster.Jurassic World Dominion"He was so pleased to bring it home and show it off," Reid told BuzzFeed."His toy even followed us to New Zealand over Christmas to visit family."
Amazed by the"accuracy and attention to detail" in each toy, Reid shared several of the students' monsters on Twitter, which immediately captured the hearts of over 3.9 million people.Oscar's teacher — who Reid says appreciates the now-viral applause but wishes to remain unnamed — has annually completed this class project for about six years now without delay.
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