Drawing on the theme "Good deeds" 1-2-3-4-5 grade

Schools hold annual drawing competitions on the theme of "Good Deeds." Such competitions help children broaden their horizons and encourage them to do right and good deeds.

To conduct a lesson on such a topic, an adult needs to know what materials and tools to prepare, as well as read several step-by-step instructions on drawing pictures suitable for children of different ages.

What you need for drawing

The table lists the tools needed for drawing.

Necessary tools	Purpose
Simple pencil	Needed to create a sketch, a tool with the TM marking will do.
Eraser	Required to remove auxiliary lines.
Sharpener	It is advisable to purchase a sharpener with a container in which waste will be collected.
Ruler	Useful for drawing straight lines.
Art brushes	You should have a large set on hand, containing tools of different sizes and degrees of hardness.
Container with water	Needed for washing brushes.

You can use any materials to color the pictures:

• gouache;
• watercolor;
• colored pencils;
• felt-tip pens;
• wax crayons;
• gel or ballpoint colored pens.

You can draw with pencils on any white paper with a density of at least 80 g/m². For pictures that will be colored with paints, you need to choose thicker paper (from 100 g/m² to 200 g/m²). You can use album sheets, drawing paper, and special sheets for watercolors, which have a rough surface and absorb excess moisture well.

Drawing for first graders, option #1

The drawing on the theme "Good deeds" can be divided into sectors, in which good deeds will be illustrated. In the center of the drawing you can place a slogan, for example: "Every day and every hour we have a good deed!"

To work you will need a set of colored pencils (at least 16 colors), as well as a blue and red felt-tip pen.

How to draw:

1. Using a simple pencil and a ruler, draw a rectangle or trapezoid in the center of the sheet. This will be a window for writing the slogan, so the figure should be large.
2. From the drawn figure, draw 6 rays in different directions.
3. Draw windows of any shape. The main thing is that these areas are large and together cover most of the drawing. The empty space between them should not be too large.
4. Divide the slogan window into 3 equal parts by drawing 3 parallel lines through it.
5. Write a slogan, dividing it into 3 lines.
6. Trace the letters with a blue marker.
7. Outline the figure, the rays coming out of it and other windows using a red marker.

Illustrate 1 good deed in each window.

Examples of what can be depicted in the windows:

• girl feeding birds;
• people planted a tree;
• a child who has made a bird feeder hangs it on a tree;
• a person collects and removes garbage from nature;
• the girl took in a homeless cat;
• People grow and water flowers.

All pictures should be drawn with a simple pencil. Then, you need to erase the extra lines with an eraser, and only then start coloring. It is advisable to use multi-colored pencils so that the picture looks bright and positive.

Drawing for first graders, option #2

The theme "Good deeds" when creating a drawing can be generalized by depicting the planet Earth with a happy face, a dove and a bright sun. Such a drawing must be supplemented with a slogan on the topic.

Examples:

• "Good rules the world!"
• "All people should treat each other with kindness!"
• "Good deeds are the key to the happiness of all mankind!"

To create such a drawing you will need a set of colored pencils (at least 6 colors), as well as a blue, red and black felt-tip pen.

How to draw:

• Place a sheet of A4 paper horizontally in front of you.
• Using a simple pencil, draw a semicircle at the bottom of the sheet, placing it in the center of the edge.
• Draw another semicircle on top, smaller.

• Planet needs to finish drawing the hands.
• Draw the continents.
• Add rays to the sun.
• Above the planet, depict the silhouette of a flying dove with a branch in its beak.
• Write a slogan.
• Use an eraser to erase extra lines.
• Use a blue pencil to shade the water on Earth.
• Colour the continents using yellow, green and brown pencil. In some places you can draw large lakes and seas in blue.

• Color the planet's hands with a blue pencil.
• Paint the sun bright yellow.
• Along the outline of the bird's silhouette, apply short strokes with a brown pencil. Outline the dove, pressing the pencil firmly to the paper to create a bright, thick line.
• Use a blue felt-tip pen to outline the planet and continents.
• Circle the letters of the slogan.

Use a black marker to draw two large, round eyes on the Earth. Use a red marker to draw a smiling mouth.

Drawing for children of 2nd grade students, option No. 1

Feeding birds that are experiencing severe winter frosts is a good deed. It is difficult for them to find food under the snow, so people make feeders and treat the birds with grain or bread crumbs. The feeding process can be depicted in the picture.

To work you will need a set of colored pencils (at least 12 colors), as well as a black felt-tip pen.

How to draw:

• Place a sheet of A4 paper vertically on the table.
• Using a simple pencil, draw a tree trunk on the left side of the sheet.
• Draw the branches.
• On the right side of the sheet draw a person. This drawing shows a girl. First, you need to draw an oval head.
• Use lines to mark the position of the body, arms and legs.
• Draw a hat with a large pompom on the head.
• Draw the eye and eyebrow.

• Finish drawing the nose and lips.
• Draw a large hood with fur.
• Add wide sleeves, draw the shape of the jacket. Draw a pocket on the side.
• Draw pants and felt boots.
• Use an eraser to erase extra lines.
• Draw a mitten on the left hand and fingers on the right.
• In the hand, which is wearing a mitten, depict a bag of food.
• Draw a bird feeder on the tree.

• Draw several flying birds between the branches.
• Draw lard or bread tied to ropes on the branches.
• All that remains is to color the picture. Color the snowdrifts blue.
• Paint the girl's clothes pink and purple.
• The birds can be colored so that they differ in appearance. Let some of them be sparrows (color with a brown pencil), and others - tits (color their backs gray, and their breasts with a yellow or light green pencil).
• Paint the feeder brown and yellow. Paint the food in the bag.

Use a felt-tip pen to outline the picture. Draw lines on the tree trunk that will imitate spots on birch bark. Highlight the girl's eyelashes.

Drawing for children of 2nd grade students, option No. 2

Another version of a drawing divided into sectors. To draw such a picture, you will need a set of gouache (at least 6 colors), a black and red felt-tip pen, and a set of art brushes.

How to draw:

1. Place a sheet of A4 paper horizontally in front of you.
2. At the top of the sheet, on the right, using a simple pencil, draw a sun with rays. Draw eyes, a nose and a mouth.
3. Draw 7 lines from the sun. These will be the lines for the inscriptions indicating the days of the week.
4. Draw windows in the form of clouds at the end of each line. They should be large.
5. Mix blue gouache with water in equal parts. Paint the background of the drawing.
6. Dry the paper.
7. Paint the center of the sun yellow.
8. Use orange paint (if you don’t have it on your palette, mix yellow with red in a 2:1 ratio) to paint over the sunbeams.
9. Using a thin brush, outline the sun's rays with red. Paint the sun's mouth, and add a blush to its cheeks.
10. After the paint has dried, write the names of the days of the week with a black marker.
11. In the right corner, using a red marker, write the slogan: “Every day and every hour we have a good deed!”

In the empty windows, illustrate good deeds - examples:

• birdhouse with birds;
• a child helping a person in a wheelchair;
• the boy who took in stray animals;
• fenced anthill;
• a girl helping her parents with gardening;
• a girl helping her mother prepare dinner;
• a feeder with food and birds jumping on it.

Characters and other objects can be painted in any colors. When painting the empty spaces inside the windows, it is advisable to use warm shades of paint, for example: orange, red, green, yellow. This way the sectors of the drawing will not merge with the general background. At the end of the work, the pictures need to be outlined with a black felt-tip pen, and the sun's face should be highlighted.

Drawing for children of 3rd grade students, option No. 1

A drawing on the theme of "Good Deeds" can reflect the importance of caring for animals. To shelter and feed a small kitten is one of the most serious and kind deeds that a person can do. To create such a drawing, you will need a set of colored pencils consisting of 6 colors.

How to draw:

• Using a simple pencil, draw an oval head of a kitten in the center of the sheet.
• Finish drawing his ears.
• Design the face.
• Draw a hand holding a kitten.
• On the left side of the sheet, draw a hand holding a bottle.
• Finish drawing the pacifier.
• Use an eraser to erase extra lines.
• Shade the kitten's head without pressing, using horizontal lines.
• Pressing a little harder on the pencil, draw stripes on the kitten's head.

• Use a blue pencil to color the background using cross hatching.
• Paint the walls of the bottle with horizontal lines.
• Color the pacifier with a yellow pencil.
• Shade the bottom of the bottle and the lid in green.
• Use a pink pencil to color the kitten's nose.
• Shade the hands with cross lines using a brown pencil.

Trace the outline of the picture with a black pencil. On the right side of the sheet, write the slogan: "We are responsible for those we have tamed." You can use a felt-tip pen of any color to create the inscription.

Drawing for children of 3rd grade students, option No. 2

A drawing on the theme of "Good Deeds" can show care for the elderly. The picture can depict a grandmother in a wheelchair and a granddaughter who carefully brings her food on a tray. To complete such a work, you will need watercolor paints, a black and red felt-tip pen, and a set of art brushes.

How to draw:

1. Place a sheet of A4 paper horizontally in front of you.
2. Using a simple pencil, draw a chair on the left side of the sheet.
3. Draw a big wheel.
4. Finish drawing the grandmother's head in a headscarf. Shape the face.
5. Draw her legs and arms.
6. Draw a girl on the right side of the sheet. Outline the shape of the hairstyle. Shape the face.
7. In the girl's hands, depict a tray on which the dishes will be placed.
8. Show the boundary between the floor and walls by drawing a horizontal line.
9. Draw a round rug between the girl and the grandmother.
10. Draw a window with curtains on the wall.

The picture can be painted in any colors. When the paint dries, all the details need to be outlined with a black felt-tip pen. Highlight the eyes and noses of the characters. Outline the mouths with a red felt-tip pen.

Drawing for children of 4th grade students, option No. 1

The drawing can depict a person who planted a tree and takes care of it. To create such a picture, you will need gouache, as well as a set of art brushes.

How to draw:

• Use a simple pencil to mark the boundary between the sky and the earth.
• Draw the trunk and branches of a tree.
• At the roots of the plant, depict dug up soil in the form of an oval.
• Draw a person to the right of the tree. Shape his face, draw elements of clothing.
• Draw a watering can in your left hand.
• Paint the background with blue gouache mixed with a few drops of water.
• Draw blades of grass using green paint and a stiff-bristled brush. Brush strokes should be applied from bottom to top.

• Paint the tree and the ground underneath it brown.
• Dip a soft-bristled brush into green paint and draw leaves by pressing the tool onto the paper.
• Mix blue gouache with white in a 2:1 ratio. Use a thin brush to paint the stream of water flowing out of the watering can, as well as the water inside it.
• The remaining elements of the picture can be colored in any colors.

Dip a thin, soft-bristled brush in black gouache. Highlight the pattern on the person's shoes and draw the features of their face.

Drawing for children of 4th grade students, option No. 2

A drawing on the theme of "Good Deeds" can be done by illustrating the plot of a story or fairy tale, where the characters did good deeds. You can draw Mazai, who saved hares on a boat. To do this work, you will need gouache, a black felt-tip pen and a set of art brushes.

How to draw:

• Using a simple pencil, draw the shore with 2 smooth parallel lines.
• Draw houses and bushes on the shore.
• Draw a boat in the center of the bottom of the drawing.
• Depict Mazai and the hares sitting in a boat.
• Design the characters' faces.
• Draw an oar in Mazai's hand.
• Dilute brown gouache with 2 drops of water. Paint the shore.

• Dilute blue paint with water in equal parts. Paint over the water.
• Dry the drawing.
• Paint the houses on the shore and the hares in grey. The cheeks and chests of the animals should remain white.
• Mix brown gouache with yellow. Using a hard bristle brush, paint the front wall of the boat, applying horizontal strokes.
• Paint the back of the boat and the oar brown.
• Mix orange with white in a 2:1 ratio. Paint the grandfather's face and hands.
• Paint the hat black.

• Paint the scarf pink and the sweater green.
• Mix blue paint with a drop of black. Dilute the resulting shade with water. Using a thin brush with soft bristles, depict waves on the water.
• Draw a shadow under the boat and under the oar.
• Take a thick brush with hard bristles. Dip it in white paint. Using dabbing movements, depict fog over the surface of the water.
• Outline the bushes on the shore with brown paint.

When the drawing dries, use a black felt-tip pen to outline all the details of the picture. Highlight the boards on the boat, draw whiskers on the hares.

Drawing for fifth graders, option #1

Everyone needs care, from the smallest to giant living creatures. In the drawing, visited by the theme "Good deeds", you can depict a girl who treats a whale with an apple. To create such a picture, you will need watercolor pencils, a brush with soft bristles and a container with clean water.

How to draw:

• Use a simple pencil to draw the shape of the shore.
• Mark the water level with a horizontal line.
• On the shore, depict a girl kneeling and stretching out her hands to the whale.
• Draw elements of clothing, design the face, add hair.
• Draw an apple in your hands.
• Draw a whale in the water. Its nose should protrude slightly above the surface of the water.
• Draw the grass on the shore.

• In the ground, depict holes, as well as stones, silhouettes of precious objects and animal remains (skull, bones).
• Shade the sky and water with a blue pencil.
• Paint the top of the whale blue.
• Shade the girl's pants.
• Wet the brush in water and blur the strokes.
• Dry the drawing.
• Color the ground with a brown pencil.
• Shade the girl's hat and hair.

• Blur the strokes with water.
• Dry the drawing.
• Color the grass with a green pencil.
• Paint the girl's face and hands with beige. Blend the strokes with a cotton swab.
• Color the apple with a red pencil.
• Use a black pencil to draw stripes on the girl's vest, and also to highlight the holes underground using cross hatching.

Trace all elements of the picture along the contour. Draw small details.

Drawing for fifth graders, option #2

Another version of the drawing, which reflects the idea of ​​how important it is to help the elderly. To create this picture, you will need a set of colored pencils (at least 16 colors), as well as a black marker and a ruler.

How to draw:

1. Use a simple pencil to draw the characters' heads.
2. Use thin lines to outline the positions of the bodies, arms and legs.
3. Draw the elements of clothing.
4. Design the faces.
5. Using a ruler, draw a horizontal line in the background to mark the horizon.
6. The house in the background can be drawn freehand, but to make it straight, you can use a ruler. First, draw the walls, then the roof, and then the window and door.
7. On the left, draw a fence and a tree.
8. Draw stripes under the characters' feet, like on a pedestrian crossing.
9. In the grandmother's free hand, depict a cane, and in the boy's hand, a bag. Inside the bag, you can draw oranges, apples, and any other fruits.
10. Use an eraser to erase all unnecessary lines.
11. Use a simple pencil to shade the road without touching the pedestrian crossing markings.

The remaining elements of the picture can be colored in any colors. To make the drawing clear, at the end of the work it is necessary to outline all the details along the contour and highlight the faces of the characters using a black felt-tip pen.

Tips for young artists

To draw beautiful pictures, beginning artists should know a few secrets:

• The thickness of the line drawn with a felt-tip pen depends on the pressure applied to the tool. The stronger the pressure, the thicker the strokes.
• The drying time of a painted drawing can be reduced by using a hair dryer. Dry the paper with a weak air flow, holding the hair dryer at least 30 cm away from the paper. Otherwise, the paint may spread.
• If you need to paint some details in the same color as the background, it is better to mix the paints and get a shade one tone darker. This way the drawn object will stand out better.
• When coloring a picture with colored pencils, you need to make short strokes. This will make the drawing neater.

Before conducting classes, adults should talk to children about "Good deeds". You need to ask the child what actions can be called good and why. Find out if he has done any good deeds and how his actions helped others. Such a conversation will set the child up for work and will also allow him to come up with his own plot for the drawing.

Author: Frolova Ekaterina

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