Let's finish the robot
Unfinished picture No. 125 · drawing play for ages 4–7
Let's finish the robot
Finish the robot that has no arms or face yet. Deciding what job the robot does first makes the arm shapes and buttons come naturally.
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Questions to ask your child
- What job does this robot do?
- What shows up on the screen on its chest?
- What should we name the robot?
Adjust for your child’s age
- Around age 4
- Draw stick arms on either side of the body and two square eyes on the face.
- Ages 6–7
- Decide on a job — cleaning, cooking, rescuing — then design arms to match, like a claw, a ladle, or wheels.
After drawing: try this
Build a real robot out of an empty box and bottle caps, then play pretending to be one.
Try it together
- Use the lines of the sketch as a starting point and let your child decide the shapes, colors and how many. The key is not to draw it for them.
- Draw shapes with the pencil and color them with 🪣 Fill — even the youngest children can finish this way. Mistakes disappear with ↶ Undo.
- When it’s done, ask “What did you draw?” and listen to the explanation. Tap 💾 Save to keep it as a PNG.
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