Draw a Flower Coming Out of the Pot — Imaginative Drawing Activity for Kids

Unleash your child’s creativity with this simple and fun drawing prompt: “Draw a flower coming out of the pot.” With just a blank pot and space to imagine, kids are free to design their own magical blooms.

What’s Inside This Printable

• A bold title: “DRAW”

• Subtitle: “a flower coming out of the pot”

• A black-and-white outline of a flower pot (with soil)

• Plenty of blank space for kids to draw their imagined flower(s)

Why This Is Great for Kids & Classrooms

• Encourages imagination & originality — children decide how many petals, colors, size, style

• Develops drawing & design skills — considering proportions, lines, symmetry

• Supports visual storytelling — kids may imagine the flower’s backstory (magic, color changes, special powers)

• Flexible for all ages — younger kids can do simple shapes, older kids can add details (shading, patterns)

• Easy to incorporate into class/home — low prep, high potential

How to Use the Worksheet (Tips & Steps)

1. Print the worksheet (black & white works fine)

2. Present the prompt: “Imagine a flower growing out of this pot — what will it look like?”

3. Encourage idea brainstorming:

   • Is it a single bloom or many?

   • What shape are the petals? Are they normal or whimsical?

   • What colors will it have? Any patterns or magical elements?

4. Provide drawing tools: colored pencils, markers, crayons

5. Allow kids to draw freely — stress there’s no “wrong” answer

6. (Optional) After drawing, invite discussion or writing:

   • “What makes your flower special?”

   • “If your flower had a superpower, what would it do?”

7. Showcase student work (gallery wall, class book, shared slideshow)

Extension / Variation Ideas

• Turn into a writing prompt: “Write a short description/story about this flower.”

• Ask children to design multiple versions (e.g. a “rainbow flower”, “glow-in-the-dark flower”)

• Pair with a science lesson on flower parts, plant growth

• Use as a spring / garden theme art unit

• Challenge: draw the flower from different angles / cross-sections