Teach your kids to draw cartoon faces with all kinds of happy, funny, sad and angry expressions.
This convenient printable how-to-draw workbook provides examples of many different face shapes, eyes, noses, mouths, hairstyles and expressions, so you can mix and match and create something unique.
The last pages include some partially completed faces for your kids to finish off and build their skills, plus a blank page for them to practice their own faces from scratch.
This workbook comes as a 10 page PDF file, 8.5″ x 11″ (standard US letter) so it will print on most printers.
Digital Download
Kristina (verified owner) –
Silly and fun! Kids love it.
James M Howell (verified owner) –
Haven’t had time to use it yet.
Elaine Ferguson (verified owner) –
I like the pages and can’t wait to use the expressions on my figures for my watercolor cards. Going to try to draw a few expressions today! Wish you would make a printable workbook for drawing simple figures in action sitting running reading ect.!! Elaine
Elizabeth Blackman (verified owner) –
Linda (verified owner) –
This book is fun, reasonably priced, and easy to download. I am a happy camper. Thank you, Sarah, for sharing your joy.
Laura (verified owner) –
I bought these for my grandson. I am very happy with them.
Kellie Schmitt (verified owner) –
I love this as it helps me be able to teach student with actual examples and allows them to gain confidence.
sofiapinelli (verified owner) –
I found this via Pinterest. This is a great download, perfect for what I need. I teach kids after school and we are starting drawing classes. I will be able to print out the sheets for the older kids and assist the younger ones.
I am not sure why the other reviews gave less than 5 stars. The download was instant after a quick and easy check out. The file never expires. I plan on buying more from Sarah.
Thank you!
Sarah Renae Clark –
Thank you for the lovely feedback!
Laura Dyck (verified owner) –
I’ll be using it to teach my Sunday School Class how to illustrate their bible stories!!! I think it will be a ton of fun! Great work on this!!!
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karyl elaine berg –
LOOKS great! I need this after 32 years of teaching!
Sherry (verified owner) –
I’m sending these to my Compassion child in the Philippines!
marlene w. (verified owner) –
Carole Delany –
This is the first I’ve seen of Sarah’s book but I would have love to have had it when I was teaching. I’m a retired teacher after almost 28 years. The arts are a critical support for a child’s learning achievement. There are so many benefits to this kind of activity! It’s simple, silly (therefore motivating), developing eye/hand cordination, mixing and matching develop a sense
of adventure as well as supporting success for each goofy ( “That’s the way it’s suppose to look!” ) picture.
All can be successful!