Step-by-step drawing · Ages 4–10 · 9 sheetsEasy Things to Draw for Kids
Free printable easy-drawing sheets for kids, ordered from simplest to hardest. The first pages are an apple, a sun and a tree — four or five lines each. By the last page your child is drawing a teddy bear, a robot and the Burj Khalifa. Every sheet shows six numbered steps and leaves a big blank box to try it freehand. Print the PDF, no sign-up needed. Ages 4 to 10.
Download the free PDFSketchopia is a drawing app for about ten minutes
After that, the drawing your child just made becomes a game they play, a lesson they read out loud, and stock in a little art shop they run. Same artwork as the sheets you are printing — it just does rather more once it is on a screen.
1. They draw
A blank canvas with brushes, stickers and colors — or one of our outlines to color in.
2. It becomes a game
Their drawing is the character. The car they just drew is the car they now steer and score with.
3. It becomes a lesson
Spell it, say it, rhyme it, then real facts, quizzes and maths — all built around what they drew.
4. They run an art studio
Frame it, hang it in their own gallery, then price it and haggle with customers. Real money sense.
- Ages 3–10
- No ads
- No chat, no strangers
- Parent-locked settings
The printables above stay free either way — no account needed for those.
~ What’s inside ~
Every drawing guide in this pack
The free PDF has 9 sheets, one per page:
- Apple
- Sun
- Tree
- Flower
- Cupcake
- House
- Teddy Bear
- Robot
- Burj Khalifa
How to use these printables
- Download the free PDF and print at home — standard A4 or US Letter paper both work.
- Print as many as you like — for siblings, a playdate or a whole classroom.
- Grab crayons, pencils or markers and let your child take it from there. There’s no right way to finish a page.
Good to know
- The sheets are ordered easiest first. An apple is four lines; the Burj Khalifa is the one an eight-year-old will want to show someone.
- If a child says they cannot draw, start at sheet one. What they usually mean is that nobody has shown them the order to put the lines in.
- The blank box under the steps takes up half the page — resist the urge to fill it in for them.
- Teddy bear, cupcake and house are the three kids come back to most, so print those twice.
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