Draw Stars in the Sky – Free Kids Drawing Activity

Draw Some Stars in the Sky – Creative Drawing Activity

Here’s a simple but magical art prompt for kids: “Draw some stars in the sky!” With a crescent moon and a child gazing upward, this worksheet gives children the chance to imagine their own night sky. Whether they add just a few twinkling dots or fill the page with constellations, the result is always unique.

What’s Inside

• A crescent moon and a child sitting, looking up into the sky

• A large blank sky space ready to be filled with stars

• A clear drawing prompt to guide creativity

Why Kids Will Love It

• Encourages imaginative thinking and artistic expression

• Lets kids practice fine motor skills and drawing techniques

• Opens the door for storytelling: What does the night sky look like?

• Works great for quiet time, art centers, or homeschool activities

How to Use It (Step-by-Step)

1. Introduce the activity — Show the worksheet and ask: “What do you see in the night sky?”

2. Encourage variety — Stars can be dots, sparkles, big shining bursts, or even constellations.

3. Draw together — Let kids fill the sky with as many stars as they want, experimenting with patterns.

4. Expand the story — Ask children to add planets, shooting stars, or even a galaxy if they like.

5. Share and reflect — Let kids explain their sky: Is it a quiet night? A meteor shower? A magical sky?

This starry-sky worksheet is a simple but powerful way to let children’s imaginations shine. Print it out for your classroom, art table, or bedtime activity and watch them create a sky full of wonder.