It is well known that as children grow up they experiment with lots of new things, new smells, new sensations, and also many new faces. As soon as theyâre born, babies start putting their senses to practice while looking around the room and getting acquainted with the people that surround them and their face parts and their expressions.
For infants, one of the first approaches to the world happens as they learn to discern parts of the face and peopleâs facial expressions. Recognizing friendly faces makes them feel confident and calmed and, on the contrary, looking at a not so friendly face triggers the responses for fear or anger, which are important for their own survival while learning to differentiate good from bad.
Emotional development is also tightly related to facial expressions. Researchers say that newborn babies start recognizing the parts of the head just minutes after theyâre born, and itâs only a matter of hours to set apart momâs face from others. As for expressions, it takes them months to identify the most important ones. This learning process contributes to kidsâ emotional and cognitive development since they can easily tell what to do in new situations just guiding themselves based on their momâs facial expressions.
Here youâll find some very useful tips to help your children learn all about face parts names through fun activities and games.
Face Parts Names in English:
head
hair
eye
ears
nose
mouth
chin
forehead
jaw
cheek
eyebrow
neck
teeth (plural)
lips
eyelid
eyelash
âśď¸ Video Lesson About Face Parts
Teacher Loni and Teacher Paul teach us visually and in a very funny way, where to find the eyes, the nose, the earsâŚ
Hope your little ones learn while having fun!
Face Parts Printable Flashcards ď¸
If you want to keep learning more vocabulary, check out the Body Parts in English!
Playlearn With Lingokids!
With the Lingokids App, the fun comes first and the learning happens naturally! Thatâs why our super fun games are a great way for your little ones to learn the names of face parts in English! Hereâs a sneak peek:
Face Game
Can your little ones help put the features back on the face?