Draw as many objects as you can using circles as the foundation of your sketch.

• Pen or pencil (Something to write with)
• A few pieces of blank paper

1. Draw a minimum of five rows of four circles on a piece of paper. The circles can be any size.
2. Select the order of each participant. The first person draws one thing—anything—using one or two of the circles in the drawing. Then pass the paper to the next person.
3. The next person draws one thing using one or two of the circles, without repeating any drawing that has come before. For example, if a moon has been drawn, a second moon is not permitted. This person then passes the paper to the next person.
4. Keep going until all the circles are filled.

Try these activity variations:

• Turn this into a solo activity. Try to fill an entire sheet of circles independently.
• Use a different shape, not circles. Fill a page with rows of triangles, ovals, squares or rectangles, and do the challenge.