Today, we’re going to have lots of fun drawing faces! This activity helps us learn about different parts of our face while being creative. Are you ready to start?
Before we begin, let’s gather our supplies:
Olivia is here to help us draw today! She’s very excited to learn about drawing faces and the names of the parts of our face.
First, we draw two circles for the eyes. Olivia draws her circles too! We color them in to make them nice and dark.
Next, we draw a circle for the nose, right between the eyes. Olivia colors it in beautifully!
Now, let’s draw a big smile! We make a curved line under the nose for the mouth. Olivia adds some teeth by drawing little lines inside the mouth.
We draw a big circle around the face for the head. For the hair, we make a zigzag line on top. Olivia keeps going until her drawing has lots of hair!
Next, we draw two ears on the sides of the head. Olivia knows just where to put them!
We draw two straight lines down from the head for the legs. At the bottom, we add circles for the feet.
We draw lines on the sides for arms. For hands, we draw circles and add lines for fingers. Let’s count how many fingers we have!
Finally, we draw a shirt on our character to finish the body.
Now, let’s add some color! Olivia colors her cheeks pink, her shirt purple, and her hair brown. The grass is green. You can choose your favorite colors!
We can add more to our picture, like the sun, clouds, or birds. This makes our drawing even more special!
We hope you had fun drawing with us! Remember, drawing faces helps us learn about our features and lets us be creative. Keep practicing and enjoy making art!
Thanks for drawing with us today. Keep having fun with your art, and we’ll see you next time!
Let’s play a game where you match different parts of the face to their correct names. I’ll show you a picture of a face, and you can point to the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. Can you find them all?
Grab your crayons or colored pencils! I’ll give you a drawing of a face, and you can color it however you like. Remember to color the eyes, nose, mouth, and hair. What colors will you choose?
Let’s look in a mirror and find the parts of our own face. Can you find your eyes, nose, and mouth? Try making funny faces and see how they change!
I’ll give you a puzzle with pieces of a face. Can you put it together? Let’s see if you can match the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears to make a complete face!
Let’s listen to a story about Olivia and her adventures. As we listen, we can draw Olivia’s face and add details like her hair and smile. What do you think Olivia looks like?
Drawing – Making pictures with pencils, crayons, or markers – Example sentence: I love drawing a big, bright sun in the sky.
Faces – The front part of the head with eyes, nose, and mouth – Example sentence: We drew happy faces on our paper plates.
Eyes – Parts of the face that help us see – Example sentence: I used blue crayons to color the eyes on my drawing.
Nose – The part of the face used for smelling – Example sentence: I drew a tiny nose on my teddy bear picture.
Mouth – The part of the face used for talking and eating – Example sentence: My drawing of a clown has a big, red mouth.
Hair – The strands that grow on top of the head – Example sentence: I used yellow yarn to make hair for my puppet.
Ears – Parts of the face that help us hear – Example sentence: I glued paper ears onto my bunny drawing.
Legs – Parts of the body used for walking and standing – Example sentence: My robot drawing has long, silver legs.
Hands – Parts of the body used for holding and touching – Example sentence: I traced my hands to make a turkey drawing.
Color – What we see when light hits an object, like red, blue, or green – Example sentence: I used every color in my crayon box to make a rainbow.
