Draw Where the Man Is Going – Fun Kids Drawing Prompt

Description

Draw Where the Man Is Going – Imaginative Drawing Prompt

Give kids a chance to guide the story with this creative art prompt: “Draw where the man is going!” In the worksheet, a blindfolded man takes cautious steps forward. It’s up to children to imagine and draw what lies ahead — whether it’s something funny, surprising, or completely unexpected.

What’s Inside

• A cartoon man with a blindfold, hands stretched out as he walks forward

• A wide blank space where kids can decide and draw the destination

• A playful prompt to spark imagination and storytelling

Why Kids Love It

• Encourages open-ended creativity — there’s no “right” answer

• Builds narrative skills by turning a drawing into a story

• Supports fine motor drawing skills and scene design

• Perfect for classroom warm-ups, art centers, or homeschool activities

How to Use It (Step-by-Step)

1. Show the worksheet — Ask: “Where do you think this man might be going?”

2. Brainstorm together — Ideas could range from walking into a birthday party to almost bumping into a silly obstacle.

3. Start drawing — Children fill the blank space with their ideas.

4. Add details — Encourage them to add background, scenery, or other characters to complete the story.

5. Share stories — After drawing, kids explain their picture: Where is he going? What happens next?

This worksheet turns a simple walking man into endless creative possibilities. Print it out and let kids’ imaginations lead the way as they decide where the man is going!