How to Draw and Space Animals in a Savannah Scene for 7-Year-Old Kids

Hello there! I'm glad you loved the savannah sketch.

Now, to make it easier to learn and recognize the animals, let's put some space between each animal. Here's a simple way to do it:

1. Start by drawing your savannah background: Add some tall grasses, a few trees, maybe a big sun in the sky!
2. Decide where each animal will go: Imagine each animal has its own little spot where it can stand alone without touching or overlapping another animal.
3. Draw each animal separately: If you are drawing a lion, an elephant, and a giraffe, make sure there is enough space so each one looks clear and easy to see.
4. Leave empty space or some grass between the animals: This empty space helps your eyes focus on one animal at a time.
5. Add details to each animal: Color them carefully and add features like spots, stripes, or big ears, so each looks special.

By spacing out animals like this, it's easier and more fun to learn their names and what they look like. Keep up the great work and enjoy your savannah!