Let’s Learn How to Draw a Firefighter! Directive Drawing

During Fire Prevention Month, set fire to your students’ creativity with a directed drawing activity! Your students will love bringing community helpers to life on paper and exploring their creativity.

This resource includes two “How to Draw” worksheets that provide step-by-step visual instructions for drawing both male and female firefighters. It also encourages students to write about these community heroes and their contributions to the community. Your students will be able to start drawing in no time with these easy-to-follow worksheets.

The Power of Directed Drawing Activities

Directed drawing activities are more than just a fun way for children to create art. They are also an effective educational tool that can help improve several important skills. For example, as children follow each step of the drawing process, they learn to concentrate on details and sequences, which can improve their ability to focus and concentrate. Additionally, the preciseness required for drawing can help boost fine motor skills, which are important for writing and other everyday tasks. 

How to Get Your Firefighter Drawing Worksheet

Your new resources are primed and ready to use! Click the download button to download your new Fire Prevention Week resource PDF file.

Make your copies, grab some paper and start drawing!

Check Out Even More Directed Drawings for Kids

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