Drawing blind

One child is blindfolded and receives a pencil and a piece of paper. Their job is to draw what another child tells them to draw. The goal is to make a drawing of an object like a tree or a house. But no one can say the name of the object they are drawing. Instead, the child’s partner gives them step by steps - for instance, they might say to draw a vertical line that’s two inches long. Now draw another line of the same length just to the left of the first line, etc. After a certain amount of time (set by the game leader), the game is over. Now, the blindfolded child has to guess what they drew. The roles are exchanged in the second round.