Can your kids or students pair up all the faces?
This face matching file folder game features 12 faces that are split in half and kids have to make them whole again. Girls, boys, men, women and even a grandpa and grandma. Let the kids observe the features on each of the face halves and try to match them all up.
Great visual discrimination activity.
Let your students learn about symmetry and also practice their drawing with this set of fun portrait faces symmetry drawing activity pages.
There are 12 different faces to choose from with different levels of details kids will need to draw (boys, girls, women, men and even a grandpa and grandma).
Keep it simple with faces that only have the simple hair or challenge your students with portraits that have hats, braids, wear glasses…
A fun art project to do at home or in the classroom.
If your students aren’t yet ready to draw a portrait why not offer them a drawing prompt where they just need to draw in the facial features. Let them finish up the drawings by drawing a face.
These are also great for morning work as they are a low prep activity that doesn’t take a lot of time to finish. These are also great for emotions study, print them out and have the kids draw different emotions on the blank faces.
9 fun designs included.
Let the kids explore different types of faces and features in this wonderful set of people coloring pages.
There are 12 face coloring pages included in this set, 6 male and 6 female in a variety of different ages. You’ll find young girls and boys, grown women and men and even a grandpa and grandma. Use these as a set or use them individually to complement other lessons (family lesson, grandparents….).
