Build a Doctor Character Cut and Paste Activity
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Build a character, complete a picture, or match pieces to a scene. Free cut-and-paste PDFs for home or class.
You will need a second blank sheet for these glue-on characters.
Color first, then cut the four loose pieces. Place the head above the torso, tuck the neck and trouser waist slightly behind the top, and add the prop beside your character. Try the arrangement before gluing. These pieces do not fit the Doll Maker or Classic Kid system.
Choose a way to play. Each sheet appears once below, under its main activity.
Cut out the character pieces or outfit. Arrange them into a character on a separate sheet, try the placement, then glue. These are collage activities, not interchangeable dress-up clothes.
Keep the scene on the page. Cut out the separate pieces, find the missing objects, and glue them into the picture.
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Name each object, then match it to its outlined place. Try all the pieces before you glue them down.
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Match & paste · 1 page
Color the scene and every loose piece while the page is flat. Cut around the loose pieces, arrange them on the scene, then glue to finish your colored picture.
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Cut & assemble · 1 page
Choose a task to suit the learner, and keep its answer page aside. The original shape and animal activities are included alongside four additional tasks; the individual activities elsewhere on this site remain available.
Shape matching, animals and homes, big/small sorting, AB patterns, ABC patterns and a three-step seed-planting sequence. 13 pages with answer guides. The sequence uses written cards; read them aloud when needed.
Print learner pages 1, 3–4, 6, 8, 10 and 12. Answer pages are 2, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13. The animal activity keeps a separate cut-card sheet to preserve its large pieces.
Easy printing
Choose Letter or A4 for your paper and print at actual size. Color before cutting if you wish. For the illustrated scene activities, cut the light-gray dashed halos around removable pieces and keep scene outlines on the page. For the six-task pack, cut the solid card borders and leave the dashed paste targets uncut. Follow the instructions printed on your chosen activity. Younger children may need adult help with scissors and small details.
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