Oogly-Woogly was a worm character from the Miss Helen Show, an early Canadian children's television program. The show's host, Miss Helen, would tell stories about Oogly-Woogly's adventures living with his Grandma in an apple tree, drawing the illustrations on large sheets of paper as she narrated. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for drawing Oogly-Woogly, describing how to shape his head, eyes, eyeballs, eyebrows, nose, mouth, hair and collar.

1. What I learned from TV when I was a kid . . . Miss Helen Show

3. Step 1: Oogly’s head To get the right shape, trace around your thumb.

4. Step 2: Oogly’s eyes In a way, the eyes have roughly the same shape as his body.

5. Step 3: Oogly’s eyeballs and eyebrows You can shade in any part of the eye and give the eyebrows any shape you wish.

6. Step 4: Oogly’s nose and mouth Oogly’s nose never seemed to change. At times, though, Miss Helen would give him a smile.

7. Step 5: Oogly’s hair and collar Thus, you have my memories of Miss Helen and Oogly Woogly. Next time, we will draw Grandma and the Apple Tree House where they all lived!