★Label a Picture
Kindergarten Writing Worksheet - Building Confidence
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Write the name of each part on its line.
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About this worksheet
A label is a short piece of informative writing that names a part of a picture. Labels are everywhere in books about animals and plants, and writing one is a child's first piece of science writing. On this page every item is one picture, a plant, a bird or a body, with lines pointing to four parts, and the child writes the name of each part on its line. The names are plain, familiar words: flower, leaf, stem and roots; beak, wing, tail and feet; head, arm, leg and hand.
Support sheets use the plant and the bird. Say the name aloud and stretch it, then write each sound that is heard: perfect spelling is not the goal. Afterwards, find the real parts on a plant in a pot or on your own body, and point to each one as you say its name.
What your child will learn
- Name the parts of a plant, a bird and a body
- Write a label for a part
- Match a name to the part it points to
- Sound out a word and write it
Common Core standard: W.K.2
Worked example
The line points to the part of the plant that makes seeds. Write flower on its line.
Common mistake
Writing the name of the whole picture, such as plant, instead of the part the line points to.
Helpful hint
Follow each line to the part it points to, say the name, then write it.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with label a picture?
Writing the name of the whole picture, such as plant, instead of the part the line points to.
How can I help my child with label a picture?
Follow each line to the part it points to, say the name, then write it.
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