How to draw a flower easy for kids. Free printable page with the steps, tracing, and space to draw your own
A real page from the printed book How to Draw Everything. At the top the flower is built in a few simple steps. Below it the same drawing appears as a dotted outline to trace, with blank space for the child's own attempt.
How to draw: Flower, step by step
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It starts with a small circle in the middle, then the petals go around it, and the stem and leaves come last. On every step the new line is black and everything drawn earlier turns gray, so the child never has to hunt for what changed.
Then the child traces the finished drawing along the dotted line, so the hand learns the shape before drawing it alone. After that comes their own version in the blank space, and the finished picture can be colored in.
Print as many copies as you need; no registration and no email.
Printing them
- One drawing on one page
- Two sizes: US Letter and A4, whichever your printer takes
- Start with a plain pencil so mistakes can be erased
- Trace the dotted outline first, then draw your own
The book this page comes from
Loose sheets get lost. In the book these pages are already bound in order, and all of the child's drawings stay in one place.
This page comes from our 111 easy things to draw, where every one of the 111 drawings is built the same way.
How to Draw Everything: Easy Step-by-Step Drawings for Kids
- 111 simple drawings: animals, flowers, nature, foods, gifts, clothing, and more
- A dotted outline to trace and space to draw your own on the same page
- 104 pages, so no separate sketchbook is needed
- For ages 5 and up
Download the printable PDF · $4.99The whole book: all 111 pictures
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Drawings by Ricardo Demi, published by Magic of Discoveries LLC. Print as many copies as you like for home, school or daycare. Please do not resell them, republish the files, or use them in a book or product of your own.
Questions parents ask
How do you draw a flower for a 5-year-old?
Start from one simple shape and add one detail per step. It starts with a small circle in the middle, then the petals go around it, and the stem and leaves come last. Tracing the finished outline first makes the independent attempt easier.
Is it really free?
Yes. No registration, no email, no payment. Print as many copies as you need, at home or in a school.
Which file do I print, Letter or A4?
In the United States and Canada, choose Letter. In Europe and Latin America, choose A4. The drawing is the same.