How to Draw a Flying Sugar Glider for 7-Year-Old Kids

Hi there! Let's learn how to draw a flying sugar glider step by step. A sugar glider is a cute little animal that can glide through the air, almost like it's flying! Ready? Grab your pencil and paper, and let's start.

1. Draw the Body: Start by drawing a small oval shape in the middle of your paper. This is the sugar glider's body.
2. Add the Head: Above the body, draw a smaller circle for the head. Make sure it touches the body a little.
3. Draw the Eyes and Nose: Inside the head circle, draw two big round eyes and a tiny triangle nose between the eyes.
4. Draw the Ears: On top of the head, draw two pointy ears like little triangles.
5. Add the Wings: Sugar gliders have special skin flaps that help them glide. From the body, draw two wing shapes that stretch out to the sides, kind of like open arms with a curved line connecting the body to the hands.
6. Draw the Legs and Tail: Under the body, draw four small legs reaching out. Then, from the back of the body, draw a long fluffy tail that curves a little.
7. Add Details: Draw little fingers on the wings and add some lines to show the wing’s membrane (the skin part). You can also add some fur details around the head and body with small lines.
8. Color Your Drawing: Sugar gliders are usually grey with black stripes. You can color the body grey, leave the belly lighter, and add black stripes on the back and eyes.

Great job! Now you have a flying sugar glider drawing. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be able to draw it in all kinds of fun poses!