

This Grade KG worksheet helps young learners build strong vocabulary and observation skills by exploring emotions, senses, and logical word patterns. Through picture-based activities, children identify feelings from facial expressions, compare sizes, describe taste, touch, and smell, and complete picture sets using missing-word logic. The worksheet encourages careful observation, sensory awareness, and early thinking skills, making it ideal for kindergarten learners developing foundational grammar and vocabulary.
1. Recognizing feelings helps children express emotions clearly.
2. Sensory words build awareness of taste, touch, and smell.
3. Comparing sizes strengthens observation and thinking skills.
4. Missing-word activities support logical thinking and pattern recognition.
The worksheet contains six structured picture-based exercises designed especially for KG learners.
Exercise No. 1 – Identify Feelings
1. a) happy
2. a) sad
3. b) angry
4. b) excited
5. a) surprised
6. a) tired
7. b) scared
8. a) loving
9. a) calm
10. a) sad
Exercise No. 2 – Identify TALL Objects
1. a) tree
2. b) giraffe
3. b) building
4. a) boy
5. a) elephant
6. a) diya
7. b) eraser
8. a) palm tree
9. b) ostrich
10. b) spoon
Exercise No. 3 – Taste Words
1. a) sweet
2. a) sweet
3. b) spicy
4. a) sweet
5. b) salty
6. a) salty
7. b) sweet
8. b) sweet
9. a) spicy
10. b) salty
Exercise No. 4 – Touch and Feel
1. b) hard
2. b) soft
3. b) hot
4. b) smooth
5. b) warm
6. a) hard
7. b) cold
8. a) soft
9. b) hot
10. a) sharp
Exercise No. 5 – Smell Words
1. b) good
2. b) good
3. a) good
4. b) bad
5. a) bad
6. b) good
7. b) good
8. a) strong
9. a) good
10. a) good
Exercise No. 6 – Missing Words
1. b) grapes
2. a) car
3. a) truck
4. a) pen
5. b) socks
6. a) bowl
7. b) cloud
8. b) hospital
9. a) shirt
10. b) fly
Help your child explore feelings, senses, and thinking skills through fun and meaningful picture-based vocabulary practice.
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It builds emotional awareness, sensory vocabulary, and early logical thinking through pictures.
They help children describe the world using taste, touch, and smell words clearly.
They improve pattern recognition and prepare children for early problem-solving.