How To Draw Baby Jesus In A Manger – Nativity

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In this lesson, participants engage in a fun and creative activity by drawing Baby Jesus, celebrating the spirit of Christmas. The lesson emphasizes the importance of creativity and sharing love, regardless of differing beliefs, while guiding students through the drawing process step-by-step, from creating Baby Jesus’s face to adding details like the manger and halo. Ultimately, the focus is on enjoying the artistic experience and sharing the finished artwork with others.
  1. What do you think makes Christmas special?
  2. How did you feel while drawing Baby Jesus?
  3. What colors did you use to make your drawing look nice?

Drawing Baby Jesus: A Fun Christmas Activity

Let’s have fun drawing a picture of Baby Jesus! This is a great way to celebrate Christmas and enjoy a creative project.

The Meaning of the Drawing

Christmas is a special time because it celebrates the birth of Jesus. Even if we all have different beliefs, the most important thing is to have fun and share love with everyone.

Getting Ready

Before we start, let’s gather our materials. You will need a marker and some paper. Once you have everything ready, let’s start drawing!

Step 1: Drawing the Face

Eyes: Draw two small circles in the middle of your paper for Baby Jesus’s eyes. Add tiny circles inside and leave them white to make them shiny.

Nose: Draw a small “U” shape between the eyes for the nose.

Head: Make a big oval shape around the eyes and nose to form the head.

Ears: Add a “C” shape on one side and a backward “C” on the other for the ears.

Step 2: Adding the Body

Body Shape: Draw a large oval starting from the left side of the nose, wrapping around to create the body. This will show Baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling clothes.

Swaddling Clothes: Use curved lines to show the folds of the swaddling clothes around his body.

Step 3: Creating the Manger

Hay: Draw a zigzag line around Baby Jesus to represent hay. Make some zigzags big and others small for a natural look.

Manger Structure:

  • Draw two short lines coming out from the sides of the hay.
  • Extend these lines downward to form the sides of the manger.
  • Connect the bottom with a straight line.

Adding Details: You can add extra details like legs to the manger if you want, but keep it simple.

Step 4: Finishing Touches

Halo: Draw a rainbow line over Baby Jesus’s head to create a halo, showing his specialness.

Sunshine: Add zigzag lines around the halo to represent rays of sunshine.

Step 5: Coloring Your Artwork

Now that you have completed your drawing, it’s time to add some color! Take your time and use the colors you like best.

Conclusion

Great job on drawing Baby Jesus! Remember, it’s okay if your artwork looks different from others. The most important thing is to have fun and be creative.

We hope you enjoyed drawing with us. Share your finished artwork with friends and family! Happy holidays!

  • What do you think is special about drawing Baby Jesus during Christmas time? Can you think of other activities that help us celebrate this holiday?
  • When you were drawing, did you add any special details to your picture? Why did you choose to add those details, and how do they make your drawing unique?
  • Have you ever shared your drawings with friends or family? How did it make you feel to share your artwork, and what did they say about it?
  1. Observation Walk: Take a short walk around your home or neighborhood with a grown-up. Look for things that remind you of the Christmas story, like stars, animals, or decorations. Draw or describe what you see and how it makes you feel. This will help you connect the drawing of Baby Jesus to the world around you.

  2. Story Time: With a family member or friend, read a story about the birth of Jesus or another holiday story. After reading, discuss what you learned and how it relates to your drawing. You can also draw a new picture inspired by the story you read.

  3. Creative Craft: Use materials like colored paper, cotton balls, or fabric scraps to create a 3D version of your Baby Jesus drawing. Think about how you can use different textures to represent the swaddling clothes, hay, and manger. Share your creation with your family and explain the choices you made.

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