Draw and Foldover - interactive group drawing

Do you remember being a kid and taking a blank piece of paper, folding it into thirds (or fourths) and then taking turns with your friends drawing on the different sections - one person draws the head, then passes it on to the next person who draws the body, then to the next person who draws the legs and so on? No one gets to see what the previous person has drawn and when everyone has had their turn, you open up the paper and do the reveal...

Quick Draw: Poses

I found this idea on the Campaign for Drawing site. Neat idea that we can also do, maybe in one of the Art Workshops?

Poses
20-second poses, pupils using black paper and chalk. After each drawing, children moved three places and drew again on someone else’s drawing in a different coloured chalk. Gallery time prompted discussion about the experience and the drawings. Pupils returned to their original drawing and had to change it into something else. What could they see coming from the drawing? Drawings were held aloft so that pupils could share.