A template to use as an example for this line drawing activity.
Provide students with an letter size piece of paper. Instruct them to use a ruler to draw several different lines from one edge of the paper to the other. Their lines cross over to make different shapes.
Students are then required to color the different shapes in.
Show the example provided as stimulus.
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