Step-by-step drawing guides for kids 6–13. Every guide has a short video, six steps, and a printable practice sheet — and when the drawing is done, your kid can animate it with AI in a Kubrio project.
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Before kids write a single word, they draw.
A sun. A house. A family with very long arms.
Then, somewhere along the way, most of us stop. We decide we can't draw.
But drawing was never about pretty pictures. It's a way to think.
Draw a map, and you see where you're going.
Draw the steps, and you see where to start.
Draw the problem, and you see a way around it.
When an idea is on paper, a kid can look at it, change it, and show it to someone else.
And it starts with shapes they already know. A circle. A line. A curve.
Six steps later, it's a bear.
Then they make it their own. A bear with a jetpack? Why not!
Over a hundred free drawing guides, open to every kid. Grab a pencil.
Let them start.
Start here
One curvy line, then another one under it — that is the whole snake. Six steps, then animate it.
All guides
How every guide works
A short video draws it stroke by stroke.
Six steps with the new lines highlighted. No screen needed.
A practice page with lines to trace and a box for your own.
In a Kubrio project, the paper drawing becomes an animated film.
The magic part
Every guide ends the same way: the paper drawing becomes a real animated film in a Kubrio project, with AI at your kid's side.
The Animation Studio
Your kid draws a character on paper, tells the story, and watches it star in a real animated film.
