How to Draw the Digestive System for Kids

1. Begin the digestive system for kids outline by using a series of curved lines to draw the face and head in profile.

2. Use long curved lines to sketch the neck and shoulders, and a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the underarms and torso.

Then, draw a curved line behind the mouth. This begins the interior structures of the diagram.

3. Draw a "C" shaped line behind the mouth, and connect it to the mouth with a short line. Use curved lines to draw blob-like shapes below and beside it.

Extend a pair of long curved lines from the blob and the end of the "C." At the bottom of these lines, use a curved line to enclose a shape like that of a fortune cookie. This is the liver.

4. Continue the lines of the esophagus, diverging one to enclose the round shape of the stomach. Enclose an uneven heart shape along one side of it. That is the gallbladder.

5. Use a series of short curved lines in a scalloped pattern to make an "L" shape. This is the large intestine.

Use curved lines to enclose a mass between it and the stomach. That is the pancreas. At the bottom of the intestine, draw a teardrop shape to indicate the appendix.

6. Continue the intestine on the opposite side, again using scalloped lines. Textreu the intestine with wavy lines.

7. Continue texturing the large intestine. Then, use "S" shaped lines that double back on themselves many times to begin drawing the small intestine.

8. Finish the small intestine. Then, label the mouth or oral cavity and the tongue. Draw straight lines from the words to their respective body parts.

9. Continue labeling the parts and drawing lines to them.

Starting at the top and working clockwise, label the salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, small intestine, rectum, anus, appendix, large intestine, gallbladder, and liver.

Your cartoon digestive system for kids outline is now complete. Color your diagram.