Welcome to a fun doodling adventure with Ziggy the Doodlebug! Today, we’re going to learn how to doodle using one of the simplest shapes: the circle. Grab your doodle pad, pencil, and crayons, and let’s get started!
Before we start doodling, let’s gather our supplies. Here’s what you’ll need:
To doodle a perfect circle, we need to learn a special move called the ROUNDABOUT. Here’s how to do it:
Once you’re comfortable with the ROUNDABOUT motion, it’s time to start doodling. When I say “DOODLEBUG,” let the doodling begin!
Now that you’ve doodled a circle, let’s learn about its parts. A circle may look simple, but it has some important parts:
Knowing these parts can make your doodling even better and help you see the beauty in shapes.
Circles are everywhere! Here are some things that are shaped like circles:
Seeing these shapes can inspire your doodles and help you look at the world in a creative way.
Let’s play a fun game! Ziggy will doodle different objects shaped like circles, and you can guess what they are. You can also doodle along with Ziggy. This game helps you be creative and learn more about circles.
Now that you’ve learned about circles, it’s time to get creative! When I say “DOODLEBUG CRAZY,” grab your pencils and crayons and doodle as many fun and silly shapes as you can think of. Let your imagination run wild!
As our doodling adventure ends, remember that practice makes perfect. You can keep doodling at home whenever you want. Just open your doodle pad, grab your pencil, and start doodling! Don’t forget to shout “DOODLEBUG!” to get the fun started.
Thank you for joining Ziggy and me on this doodling journey. We hope you had a great time learning about circles and being creative. Until next time, keep doodling and exploring the wonderful world of shapes!
Circle Hunt: Go on a circle hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that are shaped like circles, such as a clock, a plate, or a coin. Draw each object you find in your doodle pad and label it. How many different circle-shaped objects can you find?
Circle Art Collage: Create a collage using only circles! Cut out different-sized circles from colored paper or old magazines. Arrange and glue them onto a large sheet of paper to make a creative picture. Can you make a face, an animal, or a fun pattern using just circles?
Circle Story Time: Think of a story that involves circles. Maybe it’s about a pizza that goes on an adventure or a basketball that dreams of being in a big game. Draw a series of pictures in your doodle pad to tell your story. Share your circle story with a friend or family member.
