Use this six-part roll chart
- Roll 1 — draw a round head.
- Roll 2 — draw a tall or wide body.
- Roll 3 — add two unusual ears.
- Roll 4 — add legs, fins, or wings.
- Roll 5 — choose a funny tail.
- Roll 6 — add a face, pattern, or accessory.
How to use this activity
- A grown-up checks that the die is appropriate for the child and setting.
- Roll once for each part, using the chart as a suggestion.
- Let the artist change any result that is not fun to draw.
- Color the animal, give it a name, and decide where it lives.
Easy variations
- Roll twice and choose between the two results.
- Create a chart with favorite animals, habitats, and accessories.
- Use numbered paper cards instead of a die when small objects are not appropriate.
Optional supplies for grown-ups
Crayola Broad Line Washable Markers, 12 Count
A small broad-line marker set keeps the coloring stage simple and easier to count after group play.
Why it stands out
- Broad tips for bold beginner lines
- Twelve colors are easy to count and store
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