How to draw a satellite, step by step
Six simple steps · best for ages 4–7 · free to print
The steps in words
- Draw a big square with rounded corners. This is the satellite's body.
- Inside the square, draw two round eyes and a smiling mouth.
- Above the square, add a bowl-shaped dish, two little legs and an antenna with a circle at the tip.
- On the left, draw a rectangle with squares inside it, a solar panel, and join it with two short lines.
- On the right, draw a matching solar panel and join it to the body too.
- Go over all the lines in black. The satellite is ready to fly!
Tip: A real satellite's solar panels collect sunlight and turn it into electricity. Color them blue and add stars around them.
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Frequently asked questions
How many steps does it take to draw a satellite?
Six steps. The first: Draw a big square with rounded corners. This is the satellite's body. The last: Go over all the lines in black. The satellite is ready to fly!
What age is the satellite drawing for?
It suits kids aged 4–7 best. A real satellite's solar panels collect sunlight and turn it into electricity. Color them blue and add stars around them.
How do I print the page?
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