Directed drawing kindergarten

FREE 80 Directed Drawing Mats Printable

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

Bring out the artist in every kid!

We love directed drawing and our very popular Alphabet Directed Drawing will help you integrate 'alphabet' and letter themed learning with writing and art. Updated Packet Our Alphabet Directed Drawing packet has doubled in size and value! Why Directed Drawing? Directed drawing allows young students to feel successful on their journey learning to draw and helps to motivate their writing. Quite often teaching children to draw will be a springboard to enthusiastic attempts to write and engage…

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

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

Easy and Fun Directed Drawing Ideas for Kindergarten with a free file! These directed drawing activities are great for centers, early finishers, or anytime you want to engage students in purposeful play.

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…

I wanted to share a free sample with you today, from my new Alphabet Directed Drawing file. Why do directed drawing? Directed drawing allows young students to feel successful on their journey learning to draw and helps to motivate their writing. Often drawing can be a great first step to helping your students organize their ideas for writing. Ask them to draw first, and then write about their drawing! Here is the page for 'a' - it features an ant and step-by-step illustrations to help your…

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…