How to Draw Lichen and Iceland Moss Under a Snowcap for 7-Year-Olds

Let's check the grammar of your sentence first:

Original sentence: Draw lichen and Iceland moss under a snowcap.

To make it clearer and grammatically correct, you can say:

• "Draw lichen and Iceland moss under a snowcap." (This is a simple command and is grammatically correct.)
• If you want to be more specific: "Draw lichen and Iceland moss growing under a snowcap."
• If you want it as a question or request, you could say: "Can you draw lichen and Iceland moss under a snowcap?"

So, your original sentence is fine, especially for instructions like a drawing prompt.

How to draw lichen and Iceland moss under a snowcap:

1. Start with the snowcap: Draw a gentle, rounded mountain top covered with snow. Use wavy lines to show the snow's edges.
2. Draw the ground below the snow: Sketch some rocks or soil where the lichen and Iceland moss will grow.
3. Draw lichen: Lichen looks like small, patchy, crusty areas or small flat shapes sticking to the rocks. Use green, yellow, or pale colors.
4. Draw Iceland moss: Despite its name, Iceland moss is a type of lichen that looks like small, branching, bushy clumps. Draw these as tiny branches or bush shapes in pale green or gray.
5. Add details: Use light shading and different colors to make the drawing look more realistic.
6. Color your drawing: Use light blues and whites for the snowcap, greens, yellows, and browns for the moss and lichen.

Have fun drawing!