Parts of the Body
Tap the labelled diagram to hear each part of the body. Then try the touch quiz or print a label worksheet.
About Parts of the Body
A simple child figure shows thirteen parts of the body: hair, ears, neck, arms, legs, feet, eyes, nose, mouth, shoulders, tummy, hands and knees. Tap a part to hear its name. In the quiz the labels disappear and children touch the part that is named.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which parts of the body are included?
Hair, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, tummy, legs, knees and feet.
Can I print a label worksheet?
Yes. Choose Label worksheet, then Print. Children write each name in the boxes using the word bank.
Teacher's guide to Parts of the Body
A free parts of the body for kids page with a labelled diagram, spoken names, a touch quiz and a printable label-the-body worksheet. It covers head, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, arms, hands, tummy, legs, knees and feet.
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How to use it
- Tap a part of the labelled child to hear its name.
- Choose Touch quiz and tap the part you hear.
- Choose Label worksheet and press Print for a diagram with blank boxes.
- Use the word bank on the worksheet to write each name.
Classroom ideas
- Play Simon Says with the same words.
- Ask children to point to the same part on their own body.
- Sing Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes after the quiz.
Class activities that use this tool
- Body Parts Simon Says 10 min · A movement game that teaches the parts of the body through listening and action.
Common questions about the parts of the body
What parts of the body do children learn first?
Usually head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands and feet. This tool covers those and more.
Can I print a label the body worksheet?
Yes. Choose Label worksheet and press Print.
Does it say the words aloud?
Yes. Tap any part to hear its name.