Funny Hair Salon
Give six salon customers zigzags, loops, waves, straight hair, a spiral and rounded tufts. Trace each bubble, then draw your hairstyle. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Ten printable drawing activities for ages 4–6. Trace a small pattern, turn it into hair, a mane or a tuft, then color your creation.
10 creative salon sheets — start with a sample or invent your own style!
Give six salon customers zigzags, loops, waves, straight hair, a spiral and rounded tufts. Trace each bubble, then draw your hairstyle. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Draw manes for three lions using zigzags, loops and outward strokes. Trace each sample, then add tufts around the ears and cheeks. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
activity guide →Give four monsters spiky, wavy, curly or upright tufts. Match each head to its tracing bubble, then invent the length of its hair. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
activity guide →Turn staircase lines, zigzags, loops and waves into wire hair for four robots. Start above each geometric head and leave the face clear. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Four royal children need curls, a spiral, waves and slanting hair. Trace their bubbles; the crown badges on their clothes leave the heads free. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Add straight, wavy and curly fur to three puppies with different ears. Copy each bubble onto the forehead or ears, then color. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
activity guide →Complete four sea friends’ open head outlines with a wave, loops, upright waves and a spiral. Let the strands float above their faces. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Style four party guests’ hair with zigzags, loops, waves and a spiral. Trace the bubbles, draw the hairstyles and color the balloons. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Which way is the wind blowing? Follow left and right arrows, then loops and zigzags, to draw hair for four children in raincoats. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Give three lions different manes: zigzags at the top, waves in the middle and loops at the bottom. Trace, repeat around each face and color. Ages 4–6.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
activity guide →Welcome human customers, lions, monsters, robots, royal children, puppies and sea friends to your drawing salon. Each wordless page leaves room for children to add hair using straight strokes, zigzags, loops or waves. Start with one character and copy the tracing lines in its bubble. The final sheet features three lions in a column, each with a line sample and space to draw its mane. These are playful drawing prompts, with many possible results.
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