Parts of the Face in English for Kids, with Pictures and Pronunciation
Here are the parts of the face in English on a clear drawing, with each word’s Arabic meaning, singular and plural forms like eye and eyes, and activities that teach the words through movement and drawing.
- Suitable age
- 4 to 7 years
- Suggested time
- 10 minutes a day
- What you need
- A mirror, paper and crayons (for the face-drawing activity)
- name the parts of the face in English and point to them.
- tell singular from plural, like eye and eyes.
- know that the plural of tooth is teeth.
- follow a short instruction, like Touch your nose.
The Parts of the Face on a Drawing
Parts of the Face in English
Tap a word to hear it when its audio is available.
عينان 
أذنان 
أنف 
فم Singular and Plural
Many parts of the face come in pairs, so we use the plural. Most words just add an s:
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| eye | eyes |
| ear | ears |
| cheek | cheeks |
| eyebrow | eyebrows |
| lip | lips |
| tooth | teeth |
Watch out: the plural of tooth is teeth, not “tooths”. It’s a special plural your child learns as it is.
Steps for Teaching at Home
- In front of a mirror: your child stands at the mirror while you point to each part of their face and say its name.
- The basic words first: start with eyes, ears, nose, mouth and hair.
- Then the rest: add two new words a day, like teeth and chin.
- Ask: point to a part and ask: What’s this? They answer: It’s my nose.
Activities for Home
- Touch your nose: give an instruction like Touch your nose! or Touch your ears! and your child touches the part quickly. Then swap roles.
- Draw the face: your child draws a big circle, then you say: Draw two eyes. Then Draw a nose. until the face is complete.
- A song: the well-known children’s song Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes includes eyes, ears, mouth and nose, pointing to each part.
For the rest of the body with pictures and audio: Body Parts in English for Kids. And for feelings words that show on the face: Feelings in English.
Sing Head, shoulders, knees and toes, touching each part, then play Touch your nose! faster and faster.
Simon says with the face: Touch your ears! Whoever gets it wrong sits down.
Summary
- Parts of the face are among the easiest words, because children point to them on their own face.
- Most words take s in the plural: eye → eyes, ear → ears.
- The plural of tooth is teeth, a special plural to learn as it is.
- A mirror and the Touch your nose game turn the words into fun movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the parts of the face in English?
The most important are: eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hair and teeth. Then: eyebrows, cheeks, chin and forehead.
Why teeth and not tooths?
Because tooth is one of the few words with a special plural: tooth → teeth. Another is foot → feet.
What’s the difference between face and head?
head is the whole head; face is the front part of it, with the eyes, nose and mouth.
