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Draw My Face TK worksheet

Printable worksheet with an empty face outline, a checklist of face parts and happy, okay and sad faces

Ages 4-5
About 10 minutes
Thinking Skills
You need: Pencil and crayons

Level

An empty face outline with a checklist of five parts.

Ink

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A note for parents

Drawing a face and naming feelings supports self-awareness. The checklist shows your child how many details they remember.

How to help

Look in a mirror together and name each part.
Ask which feeling face matches their day, and why.
Do not fix the drawing; wobbly is perfect.

Choose "Actual size" or "100%" when printing. A4 is 210 x 297 mm; US Letter is 8.5 x 11 in. The black-and-white version uses less ink.

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