Part of the fun of drawing is the freedom to do whatever you want, but it can be good to give kids a little bit of structure so they start learning practical skills like hand-eye coordination. There are apps that can help teach your little one how to draw no matter their skill level or age. Tracing features are good for toddlers and younger kids. Meanwhile, older kids and teenagers might prefer a more step by step approach with directions on how to draw simple shapes and erase extra lines as more detail is added. Anyone can be made into an art student and start at any level to improve and grow.

Secondly, along with the structured drawing lessons, you can make your kids happy by giving them a drawing pad so they can practice without help or just let their imaginations go wild. There are plenty of smartphone or tablet sketchbooks for kids to choose from with all the different drawing and coloring tools they need to make their own masterpieces. You can even find digital coloring pages to keep them busy for hours. They'll have the freedom to create art however they like, and you can save their work to share with family or to print and display on the fridge.

Finally, the perfect way to keep your kids entertained is through games, and drawing games are no exception. You can help sharpen their creative skills and give them an opportunity to practice by finding online drawing challenges like races to complete and guess drawings and other Pictionary-style games. Whether they choose to do simple drawings or more intricate art works in these games, they will be fine tuning those motor skills and communication techniques, especially when playing against their friends.