Easter Cartoon Grid Drawing Worksheets Easter Drawing Easter Art Activities

This Easter Cartoon Grid Drawing resource helps students in Grades 1 to 4 build drawing confidence one square at a time. Students copy a cartoon image from the example grid into the blank grid beside it, which helps them slow down, focus and feel successful.

The cheerful, kid-friendly cartoons are drawn by Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic): Easter egg, bunny egg, Easter bunny hiding eggs, chick hatching, bunny, Easter basket, Easter bunny, peep, tulip, lamb, butterfly, daffodil, ribbon, lily, chocolate bunny, duckling, candle, carrot, Easter hat and flower bouquet.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (NON-EDITABLE PDF)

• 1 Resource Cover Page
• 1 Instructions and Classroom Ideas Page explaining cartoon grid drawing and its benefits
• 1 How to Use Grid Draws Page with step-by-step teacher directions
• 1 Classroom Use Ideas Page with five ways to use the resource
• 1 Easter Grid Drawings Booklet Cover, a student title page with a name line
• 1 Easter KWL Page for what students know, wonder and learn about Easter
• 1 Easter Poem Page
• 20 Easter Cartoon Grid Drawing Worksheets
• 1 Easter Art Challenge Page with an extra grid drawing activity
• 1 Easter Drawing Prompt Page, a whimsical egg hunt in a garden with hidden eggs, bunnies and flowers under a spring sky

HOW TO USE IT

Use the pages for Easter art lessons, drawing centers, early finishers, sub plans, morning work, homeschool art or fine motor practice. They work as a quiet independent activity, a guided lesson or a booklet students work through over time.

Grid drawing breaks an image into small sections, so students notice lines, shapes and spacing more clearly. It is a good fit for students who say they can't draw or feel nervous starting an artwork.

FAQ

Who is this for?

Art teachers, classroom teachers, homeschool educators, substitute teachers and primary teachers working with Grades 1 to 4.

How long does it take?

It depends on the image, the student's age and whether they add color. Some pages fit in one class, and a full booklet can stretch across several classes.

Is it editable?

No. It is a non-editable PDF.

What skills does it support?

Fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, observation, attention to detail, drawing confidence, creative thinking and early artistic development.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an artist who has been featured on NBC LX News and designs art lessons for kids and educational resources for teachers. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.

TERMS OF USE

Images and lessons are copyright products.

YOU MAY: use this in creative ways and have as much fun with it as you like. Additional licenses are available for school use.

YOU MAY NOT: use this on OutSchool, put it on your blog, share it with other teachers, administration or districts (admin can buy additional licenses), sell it, give it out for free or photocopy it for others.

Sincerely,

Ms Artastic