Spring directed drawing for preschool

We recently painted some super cute spring chicks and would love to share the steps with you! We did Sharpie drawings on watercolor paper and then painted them with quick fast strokes to get a vibrant fresh spring feel! Grab a piece of paper and join us! It's really quick and easy. Steps to draw a happy chick 1. Draw a tall curved line, like a rainbow! 2. Draw some little round eyes at the top. 3. Draw a beak - first a diamond and then a line through the middle. 4. Draw long thin legs and…

This Spring chick directed drawing is perfect for kindergarten or first grade students learning about life cycles or chicks!

April is just around the corner. Can you believe it? How is time flying by so quickly? Well, if you are in the market for so...

Allie Apels on Instagram: “🐰Directed Drawing Bunnies 🐰 I love every single one of these little cuties! Our learners had to listen and follow the steps to draw their…”

A cute directed drawing project for kindergarten and first grade - flowers in a vase. Step by step guide provided on the blog! Enjoy

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Would you like a fun ladybug art activity to try with your students? Guide them through these steps for some unique and creative ladybugs to line your classroom! 1. Draw a curved rainbow shaped line. 2. Draw a line across the base and add another smaller curved rainbow-line! 3. Add 6 stick legs and some antennae. 4. Some sweetheart cheeks always look cute! 5. Eyes, mouth and spots! 6. Add some detail line to the spots (students could do something other than stripes). 7. And some neon crayons…

Ladybug! Ladybug! Fly away home. We drew ladybugs here in our creative space recently and would love to show you the steps we took so you can draw one too. Steps to draw a ladybug 1. Draw a big curve - like a tall rainbow! 2. Draw a second, smaller curve on the inside. 3. Draw a line across the bottom. 4. Draw six legs and little feet underneath. 5. Draw some curly antennae. 6. Draw some big oval eyes. 7. Draw some rosy cheeks and a big happy grin! 8. Draw some big beautiful spots on her…

A blog by Melanie Lloyd (From the Pond) about classroom activities and printables for K-3 learners.