1. Draw an arc circle with a horizontal line as the head cap first.

2. Then, under the horizontal line, draw dots (eyes) and C curves (ears) arranged left and right.

3. Immediately below the whole, draw a U-shaped polyline and close it.

4. Then draw two dotted lines as legs under the whole.

5. Then draw a circle on the lower left of the whole as a basketball.

6. Finally, draw a dotted line on both sides of the U-shaped broken line, as an arm, and there are three vertical lines above the circle, as shown in the figure. That's settled.

The benefits of learning stick figure to children.

1, which helps to improve children's analytical ability: because the lines of stick figures are very simple, painters are required to grasp the external characteristics of the depicted objects in order to vividly describe them, which is conducive to improving children's analytical ability.

2, help to expand children's cognitive ability: some parents teach their children that this is a square, a circle, a rectangle, an ellipse, a triangle ... instead of telling their children that this is blue, yellow, white, purple ... it is better to let their children know these graphics and colors themselves in the world of stick figures. Stick figure can not only make children interested in learning to draw, but also help children to develop their intelligence in an all-round way.

3. It helps to cultivate children to discover the key features of things: only by discovering the key features of the objects to be painted can it be more conducive to creation. After all, the most important thing in a painting is the frame. When the frame is selected, it is easy to draw behind it.

4. Help to improve children's observation, imagination and creativity: The first step in the creation of stick figure is to observe things and exercise children's observation ability. Painting needs imagination, promotion and sublimation, and sometimes it may be better to exaggerate.