Draw and label worksheets
Aligned with Common Core W.K.2
Printable kindergarten draw and label worksheets: label the parts of a picture, draw a picture and label it, and draw your favorite thing with a sentence to finish.
The worksheets
Label It
A face, house, flower, snowman or fish with arrows to label. Fewer has the words to trace, Standard has a word box, and More has five labels.
Draw and Label
A big box to draw something like a house, a bug or a cake, with three label words to trace.
My Favorite
Draw a favorite thing, then finish the sentence, like "My favorite toy is a ___."
Print the whole packet
One copy of every sheet above, in order. Tap + for more copies (up to 10).
For the parent or teacher
What it is
Labeling is a kindergartner's first kind of informational writing. Kids draw or look at a picture and write a word for each part. It connects drawing, talking and writing, and it's a big step toward writing sentences.
What comes next
First sentences.
How to teach it
- Name the parts out loud first. Point and say "This is the door."
- Draw a line or arrow from the word to the part it names.
- Sound out each word slowly as your child writes it.
- Celebrate any spelling attempt. At this age, writing the sounds they hear is the goal.
Common mistakes
- Writing the label far away from the part it names. An arrow helps.
- Drawing for a long time and skipping the words. Set a short drawing time first.
- Worrying about perfect spelling. Sound spelling is fine in kindergarten.