1, first draw leaves with curves, then draw stems and roots. Just draw the stem with two irregular curves and draw a few short lines at the root to represent the beard. Then draw a few short lines on the leaves to represent the texture of the leaves.

2. Continue to draw vegetable leaves with curves. This time, the leaves are completely unnecessary to draw, showing the appearance of being blocked by the previous leaves. You should also draw a few short lines on the leaves to represent the texture of the leaves.

3. Next, draw the leaves. Stagger the curves and add some leaves at the back to make the whole vegetable look richer. After painting the vegetable leaves, add a few short lines to show the texture of the leaves. Add a few foodies and draw them with long lines.

After painting, the vegetables are colored, the leaves are green, the side dishes are yellow, and the edges of the leaves are yellow. After painting, I will draw a green vegetable.

Vegetables, as common kitchen supplies in daily life, are not only nutritious, but also helpful to train children's cognitive ability. Mother often handles vegetables, too. So when interacting with children, you can also use vegetables as props.

When drawing with children, parents can tell their children some common sense about vegetables. For example, the leaves of vegetables can supplement vitamins; Vegetables are planted by farmers' uncles, so we should know how to cherish them and not waste them ... This knowledge not only improves children's understanding of vegetables, but also forms a good habit of thrift. For children, painting vegetables is really meaningful.