Art Projects for Kids: drawing

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Line Pattern Leaf

This is a study of patterns that could be simplified for kinder and 1st grade students. I drew my leaf and filled it in, but a large templat...

Here’s another version of how to draw a turkey – a bit more realistic than my original post, but still very symmetrical and easy to draw. Ju...

Symmetrical witch feet make for a good drawing exercise with this Halloween theme art trading card project. 1. Draw the witch feet in pencil...

Consider this drawing a study in circles. The head, eyes and pumpkin give kids plenty of practice in making round shapes. 1. Start by drawin...

This is a good exercise for those small motor skills. I’ve found students have a lot of fun just losing themselves in their patterns. 1. Car...

Students can learn how to make circles look like spheres when they practice drawing pumpkins. I’ve broken my drawing into steps, and am happ...

I love all things relating to the fall season, especially the wonderful shape and color of the classic fall maple leaf. It’s shape can look ...

This project fulfilled all my criteria for a successful lesson today: it was seasonal, a visual art standard (symmetry) was covered, and it ...

I know Scratch Art paper is not in your average school budget, but for smaller groups I do think it can offer really great practice for the...