How to Draw Rocks

Age 7-8Drawing5 pages to drawFree printable

These pages give kids rock-filled quarry artwork to study, trace, color, and use as drawing inspiration. Start with the simple boulder shapes, then move into the busier quarry scenes with more angles and texture. Encourage children to notice the uneven outlines, cracks, dots, and shadows that make each rock look different.

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How to Draw Rocks

Age 7-85 pages to draw

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Simple rock piles and boulder shapes make this a friendly first page for noticing outlines and textures.

How to Draw Rocks, page 1: Simple rock piles and boulder shapes make this a friendly first page for noticing outlines and

Kids can follow the maze while also studying the rounded quarry rocks along the path.

How to Draw Rocks, page 2: Kids can follow the maze while also studying the rounded quarry rocks along the path.

This haul truck scene adds loose stones and larger rocks for children to copy or color.

How to Draw Rocks, page 3: This haul truck scene adds loose stones and larger rocks for children to copy or color.

The loader and gravel piles give kids more chances to observe how rocks look in a work-site scene.

How to Draw Rocks, page 4: The loader and gravel piles give kids more chances to observe how rocks look in a work-site scene.

A detailed quarry full of jagged rocks offers a bigger challenge for careful coloring and drawing practice.

How to Draw Rocks, page 5: A detailed quarry full of jagged rocks offers a bigger challenge for careful coloring and drawing

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