Easter Roll and Draw Directed Drawing Games Easter Art Activities Easter Lesson

These Easter Roll and Draw directed drawing activities turn drawing practice into a game. Students roll a dice to decide what they draw next, so every student ends up with a unique, silly Easter drawing, and lots of laughter along the way.

The Easter Roll and Draw booklet suits elementary art lessons, classroom teachers, homeschool art, early finishers, sub plans, spring art centers and sketchbook prompts. Because each drawing changes with the dice roll, students can repeat the activity again and again without making the same design twice, while they practice drawing skills and artistic decision making.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (NON-EDITABLE)

• Easter Roll and Draw Cover Page
• Teacher Information Page explaining the activity
• Roll and Draw Assessment Rubric
• Student Reflection Worksheet
• 10 Easter Roll and Draw Activities, each with a Roll and Draw instruction page and a blank drawing page for the finished artwork: Easter Egg, Bunny Egg, Chick, Bunny, Bunny Portrait, Easter Basket, Flower, Marshmallow Chick, Carrot and Marshmallow Bunny

Each activity has four drawing steps. Students roll a dice to choose the style of each feature, then complete their final artwork on the blank drawing page.

HOW TO USE IT

Print the Roll and Draw worksheets you want students to complete, and decide whether to use the pages individually, as sketchbook glue-ins, or assembled into a full Roll and Draw drawing booklet for a longer spring or Easter drawing unit. Provide dice (one per student or one per table group) and choose the art materials students will use.

For each step, students roll the dice, find the matching drawing style on the worksheet, add that feature to their artwork, and repeat until all steps are done. They then finish the drawing on the blank artwork page. It is an easy activity for classroom management and works with many different art materials.

FAQ

Who can use this resource?

Classroom teachers, art teachers, homeschool educators, substitute teachers and anyone looking for seasonal drawing activities for students.

How do students complete a Roll and Draw activity?

Students roll a dice and match the number to the drawing options on the worksheet. Each roll decides which feature they add next, creating a unique design every time.

How long does the activity take?

Most Roll and Draw drawings take 1 to 2 class periods, depending on student age, class length and how detailed students make their artwork.

What materials do students need?

Dice, plus pencils, crayons, colored pencils, markers, watercolor or any art materials you prefer.

Is it editable?

No. It is non-editable.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is a professional artist and art educator who creates art lessons used by teachers and homeschool families around the world. She has been featured on NBC LX News and was the featured educator on the cover of OCO Magazine (October 2025). She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast. Her mission is to help teachers and families make art education fun, creative and accessible for every child.

TERMS OF USE

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YOU MAY: use this resource in a single classroom or for personal use.

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