Finish Drawing Santa Worksheet Preschool
This Finish Drawing Santa Worksheet helps children develop symmetry awareness, observation skills, and early drawing abilities. Kids will complete the picture by copying the missing half of Santa Claus’s face. With a clear outline and festive theme, this activity encourages attention to detail and creativity while supporting fine-motor development in preschool and kindergarten learners.
Teaching Ideas
Guide children to look closely at each line on the completed half of Santa’s face and match it on the blank side. Encourage them to start with larger shapes, like the hat or beard, before adding smaller details like the eyes or mustache. Once the drawing is finished, kids can color Santa to extend the activity and practice additional fine-motor skills.
This worksheet works well for art centers, morning work, quiet-time activities, and holiday-themed lessons.
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