Mo Willems and The Kennedy Center’s Lunch Doodles Return for Week 2

It’s week two, and Kennedy Center Education Artist-in-Residence Mo Willems is still at it with his popular series of Lunch Doodles. The illustrator is keeping creative kids across the country entertained with continuous new episodes of his drawing show, which premiere each weekday at 1pm/12c on the Kennedy Center website and YouTube channel.

Last week, Willems taught his viewers how to draw a pigeon, a pig and an elephant, and even created his own original board game, Super Bounce, for his audience to learn and play along with him. Willems has also been taking questions from his viewers, answering curious minds wondering about what life is like as an artist.

Missed it? We’ve got you covered. Check out all the details about Willems’ Lunch Doodles below:

How To Watch The Kennedy Center’s Lunch Doodles With Mo Willems

It’s very easy and completely free to watch Lunch Doodles — as long as you have access to a computer, tablet or smart phone, you’re set. Just head to the Kennedy Center website or go directly to the Kennedy Center YouTube channel. Make sure you’ve got your pens, paper, pencils, crayons and drawing hands ready.

When To Watch The Kennedy Center’s Lunch Doodles With Mo Willems

The Kennedy Center began posting videos from Willems last week on March 16, and they’ve been posting one every weekday at 1/12c since then. If you’re busy at that time or you happen to miss it by accident, don’t worry. Once the videos are uploaded to YouTube or the Kennedy Center website, they stay there. So don’t stress if you’re late to the Mo Willems party, because you can easily catch up on old episodes.

Where To Watch The Kennedy Center’s Lunch Doodles With Mo Willems

The Kennedy Center makes it easy to find and watch this popular kids pastime. You can either stream it on YouTube or the Kennedy Center website. They also regularly update their Twitter with information about new episodes and where to stream them. You can also watch the first five episodes right here — look no further than right below: