Here are some fun read and draw a picture activity worksheets for kids and early teens. On these worksheets, students are to read and draw simple sentences to create scenes. The printables all have different themes and some are easier than others. Have a quick look to see which worksheet is most suitable for your students.
These exercises are great for reading comprehension and some of them use the basic adjectives big and small, as well as prepositions of place. Pictures have been added to the bottom of the handouts to both explain vocabulary and help with drawing ideas.
Students who are not used to drawing may find the task a little daunting. In this case, help out with some simple sketches on the board. Even stick man type drawings are fine, the main goal is the comprehend the writing and put the correct objects in the picture.
If you want to make these activities more challenging, you can get the class to use coloured pencils. Once the class has colours, you can assign colours to each of the objects to be drawn. This can either be done verbally or you can write a key on the board.
