Animated lessons, not video files
How to draw videos
There are no video files here, instead every lesson draws itself on the page, line by line, and you can replay it as many times as you like.
A drawing video is useful because you can see the order the lines go in. We do that with an animation instead: the picture at the top of each lesson redraws itself stroke by stroke, in the same order as the steps, and a replay button plays it again. Because it is an animation and not a video it loads instantly, works offline once the page is open, and the step pictures stay on the page to look at, so there is no pausing and rewinding.
If you want something to put on the big screen for a group, the draw-along page has tips for that.
Good ones to watch first
Animal lessons
Easy animals to drawVehicles, food and places
Questions parents and teachers ask
Are these real videos?
No. They are step-by-step animations built from the lesson itself, so they match the steps exactly. There is no sound and no presenter, which some parents prefer.
Can I watch it full screen?
Tap the picture at the top of any lesson to replay it; on a tablet, turn it sideways for a bigger view. The printable page has all the steps on one sheet if you would rather not use a screen at all.