Help Me Get Down Drawing Worksheets for Kids

Here’s a fun pair of drawing prompts — “Help Me Get Down” worksheets — where kids use their creativity to solve a problem by drawing their own solution.  This shows a child stuck on a tree branch, asking for help to get down. The rest is up to young artists to imagine and create!

What’s Included

• A simple, black-and-white outline for kids to finish.

• Plenty of open space for children to draw ladders, ropes, trampolines, slides, or even imaginative inventions.

Why Kids Love It

• Encourages creativity — kids design their own solution.

• Problem-solving practice — helps them think about safety and possibilities.

• Fine motor skills — improves drawing, sketching, and planning.

• Open-ended fun — there’s no single right answer, just lots of possibilities.

How to Use These Worksheets

1. Print the worksheet (choose boy, girl, or both).

2. Introduce the prompt: “How would you help them get down safely?”

3. Let kids brainstorm: ladders, ropes, trampolines, or silly inventions.

4. Draw their idea in the empty space.

5. Share & explain: kids can present their solutions to the class or family.

6. Extend the activity:

   • Add color after the drawing is finished.

   • Write a short story about what happens next.

   • Compare solutions and talk about which are most realistic or imaginative.

Tip: This works well as a classroom creativity warm-up, an indoor activity, or part of a problem-solving unit.

These Help Me Get Down Drawing Worksheets make learning fun and interactive. They combine art, creativity, and problem-solving in one simple printable. Perfect for both classrooms and at-home learning.