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THE ACTIVITY CUPBOARD

A little idea for today.

Ten activities. Everyday materials. Plenty of room to make them your own.

How to draw — step by step

Big, friendly drawing lessons for little artists: one step at a time, from a first circle to a finished picture. Ages 3–6.

The finished cartoon cat, colored orange with pink ears and pink cheeks.How to Draw a CatEasy Drawing for Kids in 6 StepsStart drawing The finished cartoon dog, colored brown with darker brown ears.How to Draw a DogEasy Drawing for Kids in 6 StepsStart drawing

The Grow a Bean activity collection

Preview of How to Grow a Bean01How to Grow a Bean

Set up a tiny science project with a grown-up. Make a prediction, then check your bean each day.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of My Plant Diary02My Plant Diary

Look at the same bean over several days. Record what you actually see—even if nothing has changed yet.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of How Tall Is Your Plant?03How Tall Is Your Plant?

Once your seedling is planted in soil, measure its height and compare your records.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of Parts of My Plant04Parts of My Plant

Look for a seed, root, stem and leaf. Draw each part, name it and describe what it does.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of My Bean Leaf05My Bean Leaf

Become a leaf detective. Look gently and leave the leaf attached to the plant.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of Life Cycle of a Bean Plant06Life Cycle of a Bean Plant

Follow a bean from seed to new seeds. Use the picture cards, then explain the changes in your own words.

Draw · Type · SavePreview of Decorate Your Plant07Decorate Your Plant

Design an imaginary plant with leaves, flowers, pods and seeds. Draw on screen or use the printable cutouts.

Draw · Type · Save

Write, trace & draw on screen.

A space to practise letters, numbers and your name with a finger, stylus or mouse.

Try handwriting ↗

10 activities to explore