In this drawing game, you create a sequel/follow-up to a given drawing, like I did with the two cars driving towards a wall. You probably would have come up with a different sequel.


Exercise: Download and print one or more of the following examples or copy them. In the empty frame, make a sequel to the first frame. You can change and add anything you want. It is fun to come up with things that are completely impossible in real life.






Suggestion for primary school teachers (from group 6 up to 8): Give each pupil a printed A4 sheet with two blank frames shown below. Display one of the examples large on the whiteboard. The pupils will then come up with the second picture. Repeat with a second example. Have the children compare their results.
EXTRA: You might enjoy playing this drawing game with someone else. To do so, you can print out the A4 sheet below with two empty frames (one sheet each) or draw frames yourself. You then come up with a sequel to each other’s starting drawing.

