Finish the Drawing Brain Break, Morning Work Drawing Prompt Art Warm Up Exercise
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Description
These Finish the Drawing Prompts for Kids are an easy no prep art activity that engages your students’ creativity. This self expression “finish the picture” activity has a variety of unfinished drawings challenges. Perfect for morning work, no prep brain breaks, or last minute sub plans. The creativity challenges and activities engage students as they:
- Think outside of the box and develop divergent thinking
- Improve fine motor skills
- Develop drawing confidence
- Solve problems with their own creativity
These creative challenges are perfect for sub plans, brain breaks, morning work, art warm-up exercises, or as a quick warm up to spark imagination before a STEM challenge or teamwork activity. Students love to compare and contrast their finish the drawing pictures!
These drawing prompts are brain teasers for learners of all ages—from kindergarteners to adults.
I love doing these creativity challenges as a morning work creative warmup at the beginning of school. My favorite part of this “finish the picture” lesson plan is everyone’s answers. They’re always so different! And you can reuse the same drawing prompt pages over and over because the illustrations are never the same.
Your Finish the Picture instant download includes:
- 36 drawing prompts on 4 sheets
- a how-to sheet with instructions, ideas, and links
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