Kid Leaning Back on a Sled With Colored Example

Coloring guide
Six small steps show how to draw a smiling child leaning back on a sled, and the last step is colored in as an example. The child wears a round hood or helmet and has a big open-mouth grin. You start with the head and a curved body shape, then add one arm and a fist, then the legs and boots. Next comes the sled underneath, with curved runners and a handle the child holds on to. The final picture has a red sled, red pants with a yellow stripe, a blue top and light blue sleeves and boots. Try drawing along one step at a time with a pencil, then color your own sled and outfit in different colors. Kids can also compare each step to the one before it and spot what was added.
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