A dragon, a friend,
a story.

Who joins the dragon?

A little dragon looks up from the page. Its wings are open, its tail is long and there is an empty box below it. Who would you draw there? A snail with a backpack? A bird afraid of flying? Or someone who does not have a name yet?

That is the starting point of page four in the Travel and Restaurant Kit. The dragon is already drawn; its colours, friend and first meeting are yours to imagine. This workshop dragon is a character you can make your own.

A clear invitation makes room for imagination.

When reviewing the Italian worksheet, we noticed that its title was confusing. It said “A dragon to invent”, although the dragon was already on the page. What was left to invent?

We changed the title while keeping the drawing and spaces on the sheet. A clear instruction can help an idea take flight.

Three questions, one little adventure.

1. What does the dragon want? A place to rest, someone to play with, or something you choose.
2. Who can help? Draw its friend in the box. Give the friend a curious quality: listening to stones, knowing every path or laughing when it rains.
3. What happens when they first meet? Finish “They meet when…”. On another sheet, draw the moment they decide to do something together.

For example, a dragon wants to mend a tent, but its paws are too big to tie knots. Along comes a little spider who knows how to weave. Their first meeting begins with a thread.

This is a new example for the activity. You can change every part of it: your story belongs to you.

Another friendship begins in the woods.

For Roxana and Rex, it starts with a sneeze. Meet the two friends and discover a little of Draconia.