Drawing and Labeling Characters and Settings Examples for 2nd Grade

📚 Quick Study Guide

• ✏️ Characters: Characters are the people or animals in a story. When you draw them, think about what they look like and how they act.
• 🏞️ Settings: The setting is where the story takes place. Is it in a forest, at school, or in outer space? Draw the details that show where the story happens.
• ✍️ Labeling: Labeling means writing the names of the characters and parts of the setting. This helps everyone know what you drew.
• 🎨 Details: Adding details makes your drawings and labels more interesting. For characters, draw their clothes or special features. For settings, draw trees, houses, or anything else that is important.
• ✨ Example: Imagine a story about a girl named Lily who lives in a treehouse. You would draw Lily and the treehouse, then label them "Lily" and "Treehouse."

Practice Quiz

1. What are the people or animals in a story called?
   1. A. Settings
   2. B. Characters
   3. C. Labels
2. What is the place where a story happens called?
   1. A. Character
   2. B. Label
   3. C. Setting
3. What does 'labeling' mean in drawing?
   1. A. Drawing quickly
   2. B. Writing names
   3. C. Coloring carefully
4. If you're drawing a character, what kind of details could you add?
   1. A. Their Clothes
   2. B. The weather
   3. C. The time
5. If you’re drawing a forest setting, what could you include?
   1. A. Cars
   2. B. Trees
   3. C. Buildings
6. What should you label when drawing a character named Max?
   1. A. Tree
   2. B. Max
   3. C. House
7. Why is it important to label your drawings?
   1. A. It makes them colorful
   2. B. It helps others understand
   3. C. It makes them smaller