Every guide here breaks a drawing into a handful of single lines. No grids, no light sketching, no erasing — just one shape after another, in the order a child would naturally draw them. Pick an animal and start.
Most drawing tutorials for children start with faint circles and guidelines that are meant to be rubbed out later. Young children cannot use them — they draw the guideline, then draw over it, then have a mess they are told to erase. Every guide here skips that entirely. Each step is one finished line that stays on the page.
Paper and one pencil. Nothing else. If you would rather do it on a tablet, Draw Along animates each of these lines on screen and lets your child trace over it with a finger or a stylus, then colour the result in.