EST 2017
Find some pictures of different animals’ eyes. Notice the variety of colors and shapes. Fill each of the circles below with a different eye. You can base them on your research or simply make them up.
We’ve done some research for you! Check out the animal eyes’ below. Now draw nine circles in rows of three in your sketchbook like the ones above. Enjoy filling them in with your own animal eyes.
Which activities, objects, or things do each of these lines make you think of? Write an answer next to each line.
Draw your own crazy lines or use the printable below.
Draw a different plant in each of the pots. Choose a variety of leaves, colors, and textures. Use a pencil and colored markers.
We have LOTS of plants around here. They add so much life to the house and bring a little bit of that outside joy, inside. Here are some of our favorites to get you inspired.
Using colored pencils, turn this oval shape into a bunny face. Add ears, a nose, a mouth, eyes, and whiskers.
Draw an oval on today’s page in your sketchbook. It’s okay if its not perfect, any round shape will work.
Turn these boring household objects into exciting superheroes.
If you need a little inspiration, check out these superheroes!
If you’d like a color printable of the boring household items, use the link below.
In the space below, draw the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of…the sun.
Draw a shape that fits your current mood. Write your name and the date inside the shape. Add color too. Use markers.
Add all the elements of a face to this head – but rearrange them so they appear in different places. You could put the nose on the forehead or draw the eyes on the cheeks – it’s up to you.
Draw an oval for the head in your sketchbook or print image above if you prefer.
Take a coin or a paper clip and place it behind your paper. Make sure it’s placed directly under the rectangle on your sheet. Then, using a pencil or a crayon, rub the page over the top of the object. Do this a few times – you should see the outline of the object appear. This technique is called “frottage.”
