In our book, written to teach children 12+ animation techniques using the modern Python programming language, we use the language's simplest graphics library: Turtle library. It is believed that the Turtle library is intended mainly for drawing geometric shapes and animations using standard images built into the library such as square, circle, turtle, arrow (let's call these images basic primitives). However, it is not. Simple and kid-friendly, the Turtle library includes commands that allow kids to create great animation projects, like those created using the block-based programming language Scratch, which is now widely used for teaching children. We will learn how to get the images we need for the project from the Internet, learn how to enter them into the program and control the movements of these images using library commands.