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Drawing Duel
Suggested ages: 6–12; younger children may need a reader
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Instructions & usage
Two pencils, one playful challenge. Turn a shared prompt into two different drawings.
Drawing Duel is a shared-sheet game for two players. Maximum 3 points each. Equal scores are a shared win!
Players: 2 · Time: about 12 minutes · Equipment: Pencils; optional clock.
How to play
- Share the page. Each player draws in their own panel.
- Both use the same three prompts printed below.
- Allow 5 minutes, or finish when both are ready.
- Give yourself 1 point for each prompt clearly included.
- Maximum 3 points each. Equal scores are a shared win!
Example of a turn
A flying house with a pet includes all three prompts.
Scoring and finishing
Give yourself 1 point for each prompt clearly included. Maximum 3 points each. Equal scores are a shared win!
At home and in the classroom
Print one sheet per pair and agree who starts before playing. Read the example aloud, then let the pair check the printed rules when needed. Leave time to describe the finished drawing. The printed prompts give a clear completion goal while leaving room for personal ideas.
Try a variation
Swap starting players and play again.
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What you’ll need
Pencils; optional clock
Make the most of it
A flying house with a pet includes all three prompts.
Printing tips
Check the file’s paper size and print one test page. Choose “fit” if edges are clipped.
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