Teach your students how to draw a boy using the step-by-step instructions provided in this directed drawing video.
How to Draw a Boy, Step-by-Step
This fun and educational video will guide kids through a step-by-step process to create their very own drawing of a boy. Perfect for practising focus and concentration, this activity is simple and enjoyable for young artists. All you need to get started are paper, pencils and erasers. For an extra touch of creativity, you can also provide materials for colouring in the drawing once it’s complete.
Project this one-minute video onto your interactive whiteboard for a quick brain break or lesson transition activity. Students will sketch the basic outline of a boy, then add clothing, hair and facial features by replicating the clear and manageable steps shown on the screen. You can hit pause, rewind or replay as often as you like! By the end of the tutorial, children will have a complete drawing of a boy that they can be proud of!
Activities to Complement This “How to Draw a Boy” Video
Integrate this directed drawing activity into your classroom in various engaging ways:
- Art Lessons – Use the video as a part of your regular art curriculum. It’s a great way to teach kids about proportions, shapes and the basics of drawing human figures.
- Creative Writing Prompts – After drawing, ask students to write a short story about the boy they drew. This activity combines art with literacy, encouraging creativity and imagination.
- Character Education – Use the drawing activity to discuss different aspects of character and personality. Ask students to describe their boy’s hobbies, favourite activities or dream jobs.
- Group Projects – Have students work in pairs or small groups to create scenes featuring their drawn boys. This can promote teamwork and collaboration while allowing for more complex and creative artworks.
- Cultural Projects – Tailor the drawing activity to fit various cultural themes. For example, students can draw boys in different cultural outfits or costumes related to specific celebrations.
“How to Draw” Task Cards for Your Students
This resource comes with an instruction card to provide further support to your students as they complete the activity. Here’s some more great “How to Draw” instruction cards to use in your classroom:
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