Guided drawing preschool

Try this fun and engaging directed drawing with your preschoolers this summer. This farm animal directed drawing helps students with their fine motor skills including pencil grasp, hand-eye coordination. This step by step directed drawing helps students learn how to draw animals as well as learn animal sounds. During this preschool craft, students get to use tempera sticks and water color paints. This low budget craft is simple and enjoyable for all students.

Bring out the artist in every kid!

This activity included using paint and markers to create fun and creative drawings. The Directed Drawing will help with fine motor skills and creativity.

Do your students love Directed Drawing activities? Aly from Just a Primary Girl and Erica from The Enthusiastic Class mentioned through the week using pages from my packets to create books for their students. Aly uses them in her 'work on writing' stations and Erica is making a gift for her students for Christmas. I thought it might be nice to offer a generic cover for a 'drawing book' in case this is something you might like to do for your little learners. Here is the book I made for Sam…

Students can complete this FREE directed drawing of a polar bear. Picture Steps and Writing Pages are included in the FREEBIE.

Wondering whether or not you should add directed drawing to your pre-k curriculum? I answer this question for you today!

Alphabet Journal in Kindergarten: Use directed drawings for each letter in the alphabet as a way to teach children their ABC's.

Unleash your child's inner artist with our step-by-step guide on 'How to Draw an Apple'. This fun and engaging directed drawing activity boosts creativity, enhances fine motor skills, and promotes mindfulness