World Art Day / Draw-It Relay Race
Draw-It Relay Race
Teams sprint to a shared easel, add one part of a picture called out by the leader, then race back so the next teammate can continue.
How to run it
- Place one large sheet of paper per team on an easel or wall at the far end of the space.
- The leader calls a subject, such as a house, a dragon or a beach scene.
- Each team member runs to the paper, adds one part in 15 seconds, and runs back to tag the next.
- After a set time, judge the pictures together for creativity and teamwork.
You will need
- large paper
- markers or crayons
- easels or wall space
- timer
Make it easier or harderYounger children can add one shape each with no time limit; older children can play silently with no talking.
SafetyEnsure the running area is clear and lanes are separate.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 3, Outcome 4Children combine physical activity with creative collaboration, building teamwork and wellbeing.
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