Easy drawings for beginners
What you will need for the easy drawings for beginners
These activities are super simple and require only a few basic items to complete. First of all print out the easy drawing worksheets that you like and provide one or more to each student. Alternatively, you can project the worksheets one at a time and let students draw in their books or on blank sheets of paper.
Budding artists will of course need lead pencils and an eraser. Having pencil sharpeners on hand is also advisable. If you plan on coloring in the drawings you will also need colored pencils, markers, or crayons as well.
Using the drawing worksheets as a language activity
These drawing activities can of course be used in the ESL and general English language classroom. It all depends on how you integrate them into your lesson.
They can be supplements and fun activities for related classes such as those about nature or animals. The steps can be dictated as a listening exercise or even orated by students to describe the drawing process.
Completed drawings can also be described using language such as body parts, adjectives, and colors.
Very easy drawings for kids
The next few printable PDF pages have very easy drawings suitable for young learners. These sketches start with basic circles and don’t require much pencil-wielding dexterity at all!
The cute pictures are perfect for young children who are just starting out with sketching and show how to draw an owl, frog, and dog.
Related drawing activities
If you want to challenge your learners even further there are some more difficult drawing resources here at ESL Vault. They are generally best for older classes who are learning how to draw.
Firstly there are the mirror image drawing worksheets that require students to complete the second half of a picture in the same way. These easy drawing worksheets have a grid to follow to help with the process.
For even harder activities, try the finish the drawing worksheets. These have no grid and can be very challenging. Students also need to use their own creativity when completing these mostly complex drawings.
