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To complete this worksheet, you need to draw specific features on each numbered face based on the instructions provided. Since I cannot draw directly on the page for you, here is a step-by-step guide on what to draw for each number so you can finish your homework correctly.
Step 1: Face Number 1
* Instruction: "Make face number 1 happy."
* Action: Draw a big smile (a curved line going up like a U) under the eyes. You can also add little curves at the corners of the mouth if you want.
Step 2: Face Number 3
* Instruction: "Give face number 3 a hat."
* Action: Draw a shape on top of the circle that looks like a hat. It could be a triangle (party hat), a rectangle with a brim (baseball cap), or a cylinder (top hat). Make sure it sits on top of the head.
Step 3: Face Number 7
* Instruction: "Make face number 7 sad."
* Action: Draw a frown (a curved line going down like an upside-down U) under the eyes.
Step 4: Face Number 6
* Instruction: "Give face number 6 long, black hair."
* Action: Draw lines coming down from the top and sides of the circle. Make them go down past the chin to show they are "long." Color them in black or use dark pencil strokes.
Step 5: Face Number 9
* Instruction: "Make face number 9 scared."
* Action: A scared face usually has a wide-open mouth. Draw a small circle or an oval shape under the eyes for an open mouth. You can also make the eyebrows go up high if you want to look extra scared.
Step 6: Face Number 4
* Instruction: "Draw face number 4 as your mom."
* Action: This one is creative! Think about what your mom looks like. Does she have long hair or short hair? Does she wear glasses? Does she have a specific hairstyle? Draw those features on face number 4. If you aren't sure, just draw a nice smiling face with some hair.
Step 7: Face Number 5
* Instruction: "Give face number 5 red hair."
* Action: Draw hair on top of the head. It can be curly, straight, short, or long—it's up to you! Just make sure to color it red (or use a red crayon/pencil).
Step 8: Face Number 2
* Instruction: "Make face number 2 mad."
* Action: To look mad, draw eyebrows that slant down toward the nose (like angled lines \ / above the eyes). Draw a straight line or a downward curve for the mouth.
Step 9: Face Number 8
* Instruction: "Give face number 8 short, brown hair."
* Action: Draw little scribbles or lines just on the very top of the circle. Keep it close to the head to show it is "short." Color it brown.
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Final Answer:
Follow the drawing instructions above for each numbered face:
1. Face 1: Draw a smile.
2. Face 2: Draw angry eyebrows and a frown/straight mouth.
3. Face 3: Draw a hat on top.
4. Face 4: Draw features that look like your mom.
5. Face 5: Draw hair and color it red.
6. Face 6: Draw long hair flowing down the sides.
7. Face 7: Draw a frown.
8. Face 8: Draw short hair on top and color it brown.
9. Face 9: Draw a wide-open mouth (scared expression).
Step 1: Face Number 1
* Instruction: "Make face number 1 happy."
* Action: Draw a big smile (a curved line going up like a U) under the eyes. You can also add little curves at the corners of the mouth if you want.
Step 2: Face Number 3
* Instruction: "Give face number 3 a hat."
* Action: Draw a shape on top of the circle that looks like a hat. It could be a triangle (party hat), a rectangle with a brim (baseball cap), or a cylinder (top hat). Make sure it sits on top of the head.
Step 3: Face Number 7
* Instruction: "Make face number 7 sad."
* Action: Draw a frown (a curved line going down like an upside-down U) under the eyes.
Step 4: Face Number 6
* Instruction: "Give face number 6 long, black hair."
* Action: Draw lines coming down from the top and sides of the circle. Make them go down past the chin to show they are "long." Color them in black or use dark pencil strokes.
Step 5: Face Number 9
* Instruction: "Make face number 9 scared."
* Action: A scared face usually has a wide-open mouth. Draw a small circle or an oval shape under the eyes for an open mouth. You can also make the eyebrows go up high if you want to look extra scared.
Step 6: Face Number 4
* Instruction: "Draw face number 4 as your mom."
* Action: This one is creative! Think about what your mom looks like. Does she have long hair or short hair? Does she wear glasses? Does she have a specific hairstyle? Draw those features on face number 4. If you aren't sure, just draw a nice smiling face with some hair.
Step 7: Face Number 5
* Instruction: "Give face number 5 red hair."
* Action: Draw hair on top of the head. It can be curly, straight, short, or long—it's up to you! Just make sure to color it red (or use a red crayon/pencil).
Step 8: Face Number 2
* Instruction: "Make face number 2 mad."
* Action: To look mad, draw eyebrows that slant down toward the nose (like angled lines \ / above the eyes). Draw a straight line or a downward curve for the mouth.
Step 9: Face Number 8
* Instruction: "Give face number 8 short, brown hair."
* Action: Draw little scribbles or lines just on the very top of the circle. Keep it close to the head to show it is "short." Color it brown.
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Final Answer:
Follow the drawing instructions above for each numbered face:
1. Face 1: Draw a smile.
2. Face 2: Draw angry eyebrows and a frown/straight mouth.
3. Face 3: Draw a hat on top.
4. Face 4: Draw features that look like your mom.
5. Face 5: Draw hair and color it red.
6. Face 6: Draw long hair flowing down the sides.
7. Face 7: Draw a frown.
8. Face 8: Draw short hair on top and color it brown.
9. Face 9: Draw a wide-open mouth (scared expression).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of follow directions worksheet high school.