An idea starts
with a line.
We’re preparing free drawing activities, workbooks and worksheets to help students grow in confidence and communicate what they mean.
- Collection
- Drawing, little by little.
- Status
- In preparation
- Planned formats
- Printable booklets & sheets
- Availability
- Not yet published
No drawing activities or workbook files are uploaded yet. The illustrations here introduce the collection; they are not downloadable worksheets.
Drawing as a way of thinking.
In art and design, a drawing can record an observation, explore a possibility or explain an object to someone else. This collection is being planned around those different purposes, with space for both developing confidence and communicating clearly.
From a single sheet to a connected workbook.
A focused worksheet can fit into an existing lesson. A workbook can give several connected drawing experiences a more deliberate progression. We’re developing both formats, with examples and instructions that can be understood on the printed page.
The topics on our drawing workbench.
- Line control, shape and drawing confidence.
- Observation, proportion and recording what you notice.
- Sketching ideas for a design project.
- Isometric drawing and communicating three-dimensional form.
- Orthographic views and technical drawing communication.
- Annotation, development and explaining a design decision.
These are planned topic areas, not a list of resources currently available. Published pages will make the purpose, age range, contents and download formats clear.
Checked before they are shared.
The first materials will be reviewed before publication. That includes checking the drawings and examples, the clarity of the task and the amount of room students have to work. We’d rather start with a useful small collection than a large list of unfinished downloads.