How to Draw Human Anatomy for Kids

1. Begin the human anatomy for kids outline by drawing the person's head.

Use curved lines to sketch the head, hair, ears, neck, mouth, nose, and eyebrows, and to outline the eyes. Shade a circle inside each eye.

2. Use curved lines to draw the shoulders and the sides of the torso.

3. Use long curved lines for the arm and shorter, overlapping curved lines to form the hand and fingers.

4. Draw the remaining arm, a mirror image of the first. Again, use long curved lines for the arm and shorter, overlapping curved lines to form the hand and fingers.

5. Use long curved lines for the legs and feet, and short curved lines for the toes.

6. Now that the basic outline of the body is complete, let's start drawing what's inside. Use overlapping curved lines to enclose the two halves of the brain.

7. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the rounded shapes of the lunges, heart, liver, and stomach. Connect them to the head with a pair of lines.

8. Use curved lines to enclose the squiggly shapes of the large and small intestine and the round, thought-bubble shape of the bladder.

Then use a circle for the knee cap and long curved lines to enclose the bones of the leg.

9. Label the parts of the body. Start with the bladder and work clockwise, labeling the small intestine, liver, heart, eye, brain, esophagus, lungs, some, large intestine, and bones.

Draw a straight line from each vocabulary term to the body part it describes.

Your human anatomy for kids outline is now complete. Color your cross-section character.