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Roll-a-Creature Drawing Game
Roll a monster or roll a robot, then draw it on paper! Four dice choices give you a body, eyes, legs, and an accessory. Mix the parts your own way, not a finished picture to copy.
Example recipe (not rolled yet): Body 1 - Round body; Eyes 2 - Two round eyes; Legs 3 - Four short feet; Accessory 4 - Antenna.
Body: 1
Round body
Eyes: 2
Two round eyes
Legs: 3
Four short feet
Accessory: 4
Antenna
Free play and printing, no signup. Nothing is uploaded or saved. Refreshing resets the recipe.
Roll-a-Creature: draw a monster
Roll a six-sided die once per column. Draw the four chosen parts together. Add your own colors and story!
| Die | Body | Eyes | Legs | Accessory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Round body | One big eye | Two stick legs | Party hat |
| 2 | Tall oval | Two round eyes | Three bendy legs | Bow tie |
| 3 | Triangle body | Three little eyes | Four short feet | Striped scarf |
| 4 | Wobbly blob | Sleepy eyes | Two spring legs | Antenna |
| 5 | Pear body | Square eyes | One curly tail | Wings |
| 6 | Wide oval | Eyes on stalks | Two giant boots | Pocket with a flower |
My monster drawing: Body ___ Eyes ___ Legs ___ Accessory ___
Original generic shapes by Kids Create | kidscreateapp.com/roll-a-creature/
How to play roll and draw
- Choose the monster or robot chart. Get paper, a pencil, and an optional six-sided die.
- Roll once for Body, Eyes, Legs, and Accessory. Match each number to its column, or use the on-screen roll buttons.
- Combine the four parts in your own drawing. Add colors, a name, and a story. There is no single right answer.
For a family or classroom game, everyone uses the same four rolls and draws their own version. Compare how different the creatures look! Reroll just one part for a new challenge. Print the selected monster or robot chart at 100% scale on A4 or US Letter, portrait, with browser headers and footers off. The sheet includes all six choices per part and blank drawing space, not your on-screen recipe.
More free drawing activities
Want to draw on screen? Open the Drawing Pad. For an open-ended prompt try What Should I Draw?, or complete an original Finish the Drawing starter.
What is your creature's story?
Turn your finished paper drawing into a free voice card with your child's voice.
