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How to Draw a Kid on a Swing: printable worksheet

Every step on one page, plus an outline to trace on the next. In each box the new line is drawn bolder (red on a colour printer), so it works in black and white too. Draw one box at a time and rub out the light helper lines at the end. Great for classrooms, rainy days and the fridge door.

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How to Draw a Kid on a Swing

Draw the bold red line in each box, one box at a time. Rub out the dashed helper lines at the end, then colour it in.

Step 1: Big egg head
Step 2: Happy face
Step 3: Flying hair
Step 4: Leaning body
Step 5: Legs out front
Step 6: Two shoes
Step 7: The seat
Step 8: Sleeve and arm
Step 9: The other fist
Step 10: Two ropes
Step 11: The swing frame
Step 12: Peach skin, pink cheek
Step 13: Yellow top, red frame
Step 14: Blue trousers, brown hair
Finished! Colour it in

squigglings.com/draw/kid-on-a-swing/Draw light, then go bold.

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Trace a kid on a swing

Go over the light lines with your pencil, then try the kid on a swing on your own from the steps.

squigglings.com/draw/kid-on-a-swing/Draw light, then go bold.