Choose a safe, outdoor area with a large sidewalk, paved surface, or chalkboard.
Provide large, colorful sidewalk chalk for easy grip and visibility.
Ensure the Child is dressed for outdoor play and the weather is suitable.
2. Activity Steps:
Part 1: Imitation and Copying
– The Helper starts by drawing shapes (e.g., circles, squares, triangles) or simple designs (e.g., sun, house, flower).
– Encourage the Child to imitate or copy the shapes and designs using their chalk.
Part 2: Guided Drawing
– The Helper suggests familiar designs for the Child to draw, such as:
◦ A smiley face.
◦ A rainbow.
◦ A tree or cloud.
– Use different colors to make the drawings vibrant and fun.
Part 3: Free Drawing
– Allow the Child to free draw using their imagination.
– Encourage them to create their own designs, patterns, or stories.
– The Helper can join in by drawing alongside the Child to inspire creativity.
Tips for Success:
Encourage the Child to use multiple colors to explore creativity.
Praise their efforts and creations to build confidence.
If the Child struggles with drawing, guide their hand gently or draw together.
After finishing, take photos of their artwork to celebrate their creativity!
