Label It
Label the picture! Read each word in the word box. Write it in the box its arrow points to.
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How to do it
- Read the words in the word box.
- Look where each arrow points.
- Write the word in that box.
Teaching tip
Point to each part and say its name before your child writes. This sheet is aligned with Common Core W.K.2.
About this worksheet
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.
What kids practice
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.
Watch for
- 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.
It's free to print, with Fewer, Standard or More on the page and an answer key. See the full draw and label guide for kindergarten.
