Draw What the Boy Is Juggling — Fun Imagination Worksheet for Kids

Here’s a playful drawing activity that gets kids thinking outside the box: “Draw what the boy is juggling.” With a simple outline of a smiling boy holding up his hands, children can fill the blank space with anything they dream up — from juggling balls to juggling planets!

What’s Inside This Worksheet

• Big bold title: “DRAW”

• Prompt subtitle: “What the boy is juggling”

• A cheerful cartoon boy with arms raised, ready to juggle

• A blank space above him for children’s imaginative creations

Why Kids Will Love This Activity

• Boosts creativity — the boy can juggle anything: toys, animals, shapes, or even silly objects

• Encourages humor & fun — kids can add goofy twists and share laughs with friends

• Develops drawing & composition skills — practice placing multiple items in motion

• Perfect for classrooms or home — easy to use with no prep, just print and go

How to Use This Worksheet (Tips for Teachers & Parents)

1. Print out copies for each child

2. Introduce the activity: “What do you think the boy should juggle?”

3. Encourage brainstorming:

   • Traditional items like balls, clubs, or fruit

   • Funny items like shoes, books, or pets

   • Fantasy items like stars, planets, or magical potions

4. Provide crayons, pencils, or markers

5. Let kids draw freely and add as much detail as they like

6. (Optional) Ask kids to share their drawing and explain their choice:

   • “Why did you pick those juggling items?”

   • “How many can he juggle at once?”

7. Display finished drawings in class or make a creative wall of “juggling ideas”

Fun Extensions & Variations

• Turn into a writing prompt: “Write a short story about the boy’s juggling act.”

• Add a math twist: challenge kids to draw the boy juggling a certain number of items.

• Use as an icebreaker game: each child draws, then others guess what’s in the air.

• Pair with circus or performance-themed lessons.