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Easy robot drawings for kids

How to draw robots

Robots are made of boxes, circles and tubes, which makes them one of the easiest things to draw well. Start with a simple cartoon robot, then try a robot dog, a robot T-Rex or a refrigerator robot. Every lesson is free, and the books add dozens more.

  • 21 free lessons & pages
  • 9 books
  • 15 videos

Three ways to draw robots

Trace, then colorBest for ages 4 to 6: follow the dotted outline, then add color. Step by stepBuild the drawing in about six easy steps, one shape at a time. Draw by gridCopy one square at a time to get the proportions just right.

How to draw cartoon robots

Friendly robots, flying robots, baby robots and a few that used to be household objects.

Robot animals and robot dinosaurs

Robot cats, robot dogs and a whole herd of robot dinosaurs, from a T-Rex to a pterodactyl.

Draw-along robot videos

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How to Draw 6 Robots & Aliens in 1 HourHow to Draw a Goldfish In A Robot SuitHow to Draw a Round RobotHow to Draw a Bucket Head RobotHow to Draw a Robot BirdHow to Draw 7 Cartoon Robots in 1 HourHow to Draw a Baby RobotHow to Draw a Boxy Robot

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Robot drawing books

Each series comes three ways: How to Draw step by step, Trace Then Color for younger kids, and Draw by Grid for careful copying.

Cartoon Robots

Baby Robots

Robot Dinosaurs

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Questions about drawing robots

How do you draw a robot step by step?

Draw a box for the head and a bigger box for the body, add tube arms and legs, then the eyes, antenna and buttons. The robot lessons above all start with simple shapes like these.

What shapes are robots made of?

Mostly rectangles, squares and circles. That makes robots a great way to practice drawing straight lines and neat corners.

Are there robot drawing books for kids?

Yes. Cartoon Robots, Baby Robots and Robot Dinosaurs each come as How to Draw, Trace Then Color and Draw by Grid books.

What age are the robot drawings for?

Kids about 5 and up. The trace-and-color robots suit ages 3 to 6, and the grid robots are a good next step once kids can draw on their own.

Can I use the robot pages in class?

Yes. Teachers may print any free robot page for their students. There is also a ready-made robot sub plan on the teacher resources page.

More drawing ideas

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