Use this parts of the face worksheet highlighting features of the face.
Parts of the Face Worksheet for Early Years
This cut and paste worksheet provides an opportunity for students to identify and label features on their faces. Here are some suggested activities you can use before commencing this cut and paste worksheet in your classroom:
- Grab some mirrors and have children look in a mirror and point out the parts of their own face before commencing this cut and paste worksheets.
- Sing a song that reinforces the concept of body parts, such as “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes”.
- Facilitate a conversation about what each part of the face does (e.g., “What do we use our eyes for?”).
How to Use this Parts of the Face Worksheet in the Classroom
- Children cut out the provided labels and illustrations of facial features.
- Students glue the labels onto the corresponding parts of the face template.
- For added creativity, students can colour their face template and draw accessories like glasses or hats.
This worksheet will help with the following learning concepts:
- Develop fine motor skills with the cutting and pasting.
- Assist with vocabulary related to facial features.
- Increased body awareness.
Download this Cut and Paste Worksheet Today!
Download the worksheet today and watch your students light up as they explore and label their unique faces! Use the dropdown menu to choose between the easy to print PDF or the editable Google Slides version.
Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter collaborator, contributed to this resource.
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