Drawings on the theme "Protect nature" for kindergarten, school in pencil step by step for beginners

1. In the area of ​​the lower right corner of the working plane, draw an even circle (planet).
2. Fill the inner part of the circle with smoothly curved lines (the outline of the planet's islands and continents). If the image in question is being created by senior schoolchildren, it is recommended that they copy the outline of real objects from a world map.
3. From the right border of the circle, draw 2 semicircles located at a distance of 2-3 cm. Connect them with a smoothly curved line (umbrella handle).
4. Visually draw a straight line from the umbrella handle towards the opposite edge of the circle, and draw the umbrella on the outside of the main figure (it is recommended to use triangles and zigzag lines).
5. Above the umbrella, draw objects of various shapes that look like garbage. For example, ovals with small rectangles at one end are bottles, rectangles with a vertical line in the middle are newspapers, 2 identical semicircles connected to each other are banana peels, and so on. The size of the objects should be determined based on their distance from the umbrella (the closer the object is to the umbrella, the larger and more carefully it should be drawn, and the further away, the smaller).
6. Using colored pencils, markers or paints, color the drawing, including shading the background.

1. Mark the horizon line with a straight line, placing it at a distance of 5-10 cm from the bottom edge of the sheet of paper used (the exact distance is determined by the page format).
2. Step back 2 cm from the lower border of the working plane, then draw 2 vertical lines in the center. The length of the lines should be calculated so that the previously designated horizon is in the middle.
3. Adjust the verticals by making them slightly curved in opposite directions (bucket outline).
4. Connect the extreme points of the verticals at the bottom with a horizontal line, and at the top with a semicircle with a slight downward bend.
5. Using parallel diagonals and a connecting horizontal line, draw a handle on the bucket.
6. On the front side of the bucket write “Plastic”, and above the upper border of the object draw the outline of plastic waste (bottles, hangers, etc.).
7. In a similar way, draw another bucket on each side of the central object. Write "Paper" and "Glass" on them, and then draw the corresponding objects on top (newspapers, magazines, bottles, vases, light bulbs, etc.).
8. Fill the area above the buckets with a slogan, for example, “Separate waste collection.”
9. Color the image.

1. From the bottom border of the sheet of paper, draw 5 vertical lines so that the 4th and 5th lines are the same length.
2. Transform the first vertical into the outline of a half-hidden tree. To do this, step back 3-4 cm from its top point down, and then draw a semicircle, placing its extreme points on the side border of the working plane.
3. Connect the 2nd and 3rd lines with a diagonal. The 3rd line should be 1-2 cm lower than the 2nd (factory building).
4. Draw a horizontal line to the left of the top point of the second line, part of which is hidden behind the crown of the tree drawn earlier.
5. Fill the space between the 2nd and 3rd lines with small squares located close to each other (windows).
6. From the diagonal connecting the second and third lines, draw 2 vertical lines equal in length upwards. Connect the extreme points of the lines with 2 semicircles with opposite bends (factory chimney).
7. Fill the space between the verticals with 8 horizontal lines, grouped by 2.
8. Connect the remaining lines together to form the outline of the factory building.
9. Following the recommendations from point 6, draw 2 more pipes of different colors.
10. In the area of ​​the pipe openings, draw small figures, placing them in a chaotic order (fireworks).
11. Add detail to the image (windows, building relief, etc.), and then color the drawing using bright pencils, markers, or paints.

1. Mark the horizon line, placing it approximately in the middle of the working plane.
2. Under the dividing line, draw an oval, from the center of which rise many vertical lines, drawn in a chaotic order (a fire).
3. On the sides of the fire outline, draw 2 vertical lines with short diagonals at the ends.
4. Above the horizon line, depict trees of various types (birches, firs, poplars, etc.).
5. Between the trees, draw a schematic flame using broken horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines.
6. Under the drawn fire, write in large letters the call: “Put out the fires.”
7. Colour the image using bright shades of paint or pencils.

1. Visually divide the sheet of paper into 2 parts, where the top one should be half the size of the bottom one.
2. In the upper area, write in large letters the call: “Protect plants.”
3. Under the inscription, in the lower half, draw clouds using ovals, the borders of which are smoothly curved lines. The clouds should be placed chaotically.
4. Between the clouds, draw a small circle with straight lines drawn in the direction away from it (the sun with rays).
5. Draw trees standing in the distance under the clouds. It is enough to draw the outline of the plants schematically.
6. In the foreground, it is necessary to depict 2 large trees, the trunks of which should be formed by straight lines, and the crown - by a semicircle.
7. Fill the space between the trees with flower drawings. To do this, draw a short vertical line. From its bottom point, draw 2 pointed ovals (leaves) upwards on each side of the stem.
8. Stepping back from the upper extreme point of the depicted object, draw a small circle, and around it, draw a wavy line to depict the outline of the flower petals.
9. Repeating the algorithm given in points 7-8, draw at least 5 plants.
10. Color the resulting image.

1. Step back 1-2 cm from the edges of the working surface, then draw a frame for the future image.
2. From the middle of the lower border, draw a smoothly curved line, the extreme point of which should be located 5-7 cm below the center of the sheet of paper used (the stem of the flower).
3. To the right and left of the stem, draw leaves (ovals with pointed edges).
4. Step back 4-6 cm from the extreme top point and draw an even circle. Fill the inner part of the circle with the drawn contours of continents, islands and archipelagos (the globe).
5. From the bottom edge of the circle, draw triangles, placing them close to each other and using them to fill the space between the circle and the stem.
6. On the right side of the globe outline, draw a butterfly (a vertical line and a semicircle drawn with a smoothly curved line).
7. Colour the image using shades of green, pink, yellow and blue.

1. Determine the center of the bottom border of the sheet of paper.
2. From the indicated point, at a distance of 2 cm from each other, draw 2 lines, curved towards the lower border, directed to the right and left.
3. Using other lines of a similar shape, draw palms with fingers facing away from each other.
4. Between the palms, stepping back 5 cm upwards, draw a drop, the outline of which is formed by smoothly curved lines.
5. Inside the drop, at a distance of no more than 1 cm from each other, draw 2 vertical lines, slightly curved to the left (the stem of the plant).
6. From the main stem, grow several small branches, also using parallels.
7. At the extreme points of the branches, draw ovals with pointed corners (leaves).
8. The inside of the leaf should be filled with schematically drawn veins.
9. Draw the nails on the fingers, remove secondary lines (if any), and then re-outline the outline of the image, making it more expressive.

1. Determine the horizon line, placing it 3-5 cm below the middle of the sheet, depending on the format used.
2. Draw a large circle on the bottom plane of the sheet of paper you are using.
3. Inside the circle, schematically depict the boundaries of islands, continents and archipelagos.
4. In the center of the circle, draw 2 small ovals of the same size, placing them vertically (eyes).
5. From the upper border of the ovals, draw several short parallel lines, directing them diagonally (eyelashes).
6. Between the ovals, draw another oval with a horizontal orientation (nose).
7. Under the ovals, at the bottom inside the circle, draw a semicircle with an upward bend (sad mouth).
8. Above the eyes of the planet, schematically depict the pipes of factories, the emissions of which have a negative impact on the environment.
9. At the bottom of the sheet, under the planet, draw a dirty puddle using curved lines.
10. At the bottom edge of the work surface, write the appeal: “Ecology is our problem.”

To make the task more difficult, children should be given the task of copying a specific section of the world map.

To copy the given version of the picture you need:

1. Draw the outline of the heart.
2. From the upper left part of the figure (semicircle), draw 4 curved lines downwards, forming the continent as a result of the intersection.
3. Draw 2 semicircles close to each other on the right border inside the heart.
4. Colour the drawing with coloured pencils, using blue and green shades.