Episode

Let's draw a scientist

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Imagination Draw Along: a low stimulation drawing show for kids
Published
Apr 10, 2026
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820
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Summary

Today I want to draw a scientist, or better yet a scientist version of you! We'll think about how we'd feel if were making something. We'll add classic crazy hair and safety goggles. Of course, we'll have a table full of different beakers. The artist's imagination will decide what the scientist is concocting. Oh, and we'll draw a special tiny helper for the scientist. Here are 3 things your imagination can wonder about: What quiet chemical reactions can you see around you? What cool concoction did you make up and what does it do? Why is it important that artist and scientists are so good at making observations and noticing details?