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Class 1–2 Art, Music & Life Skills Worksheets

Ages 6–8 · 15 weeks · 105 printable pages

15 weeks of Art, Music & Life Skills for Class 1–2 (ages 6–8), one topic a week — 105 printable pages in all. It begins with Draw and design: draw yourself playing your favourite sport, Draw and design: draw your best friend and write three things you like about them and Draw and design: draw a plant and label root, stem, leaf and flower and goes on to Draw and design: draw the earth, the sun and the moon and Draw and design: draw a poster: “say no to plastic”.

Praise ideas and effort. In the design challenge, ask “How could you make it better?” and let your child try again.

All 15 weeks

Class 1–2 Art, Music & Life Skills Worksheets — one topic a week
WeekThemeTopicPages
Week 1All About MeDraw and design: draw yourself playing your favourite sport
Make: make a paper-plate clock to use for the maths weeks · Life skill: exercise every day
7
Week 2My FamilyDraw and design: draw your best friend and write three things you like about them
Make: make a friendship card for someone in your family · Life skill: kind words
7
Week 3My SensesDraw and design: draw a plant and label root, stem, leaf and flower
Make: make a leaf collage with fallen leaves · Life skill: caring for plants
7
Week 4FruitsDraw and design: draw three animals and their homes
Make: make a bird’s nest from twigs and clay · Life skill: kindness to animals
7
Week 5VegetablesDraw and design: draw a healthy plate: half vegetables and fruits
Make: make a poster: “eat fresh, stay healthy” · Life skill: eating healthy
7
Week 6Colours & ShapesDraw and design: draw a fire engine or an ambulance
Make: make a helper’s cap from paper · Life skill: knowing emergency numbers
7
Week 7Animals at HomeDraw and design: draw a sky full of kites
Make: make a paper pinwheel and watch it spin · Life skill: breathing calmly
7
Week 8Wild AnimalsDraw and design: draw the water cycle: sun, cloud, rain and river
Make: make a rain gauge from a plastic bottle and a ruler · Life skill: saving water
7
Week 9BirdsDraw and design: draw a clock showing your bedtime
Make: make a paper-plate clock with moving hands · Life skill: being on time
7
Week 10Plants & TreesDraw and design: draw a fruit shop with price tags
Make: make a piggy bank from a plastic bottle · Life skill: saving money
7
Week 11WaterDraw and design: draw a rangoli pattern using shapes
Make: make a honeycomb from paper hexagons · Life skill: keeping things in order
7
Week 12Weather & SeasonsDraw and design: trace the shadow of a toy on paper and colour it
Make: make shadow puppets with card and sticks · Life skill: reading in good light
7
Week 13TransportDraw and design: draw things a magnet can pick up
Make: make a magnet fishing game with paper fish and clips · Life skill: keeping things safe
7
Week 14Community HelpersDraw and design: draw the earth, the sun and the moon
Make: make a moon-phase chart with paper circles · Life skill: sleeping on time
7
Week 15Safety & Good HabitsDraw and design: draw a poster: “say no to plastic”
Make: make a pen stand from an old bottle or tin · Life skill: reduce, reuse, recycle
7

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Frequently asked questions

Are these Art, Music & Life Skills worksheets free?

Weeks 1–2 are free to view and print. The other weeks open with a Kids Pass (₹149 a month), which also unlocks Kids Learning and Kids Studio.

What does week 1 cover?

Week 1 (All About Me): Draw and design: draw yourself playing your favourite sport — Draw and design: draw yourself playing your favourite sport; Make: make a paper-plate clock to use for the maths weeks; Life skill: exercise every day.

Which age group are they for?

They are written for Class 1–2, about 6–8 years. Other ages have their own sets — see the worksheet index.

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