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December 18, 2023 //  by  Ashley Charles

One of the most intriguing sciences to learn is biology- better known as the study of life. A subsection of biology is human anatomy, and learning this branch of science is not always easy for our learners! It can require a lot of repetition, memorization, and practice. Even then, making sure they retain the knowledge can be tricky if they’re not consistently utilizing the information to keep it in their working memory. That’s why we’ve taken it upon ourselves to compile a list of comprehensive worksheets that will help your kiddos master the vocabulary of each body part, organ, and bone! Check out 26 awesome body part worksheets to help bind their vocab to memory!

1. Parts of the Body for Kindergarten

When starting out, our students need only learn the basic body parts- feet, hands, legs, head, etc. This quick and easy diagram-style worksheet will allow your kindergarten students to practice labeling the parts of the body- in turn, learning to recognize the words and develop their fine motor skills as they write them out.

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2. Pre-Labeled Worksheet

Here’s a great reference sheet for your primary-grade kiddos! This extensive vocabulary worksheet depicts over twenty body parts and offers your pupils a way to practice showing and telling where these parts are on themselves so that they can successfully name them.

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3. Functions of Body Parts

For your more advanced learners, or as a next step after learning body basics, this worksheet provides the perfect segway to learning more about the functions of various body parts. They’ll need to use context clues and their understanding of each body part to fill in the blanks. 

4. My Body Parts Cut and Paste

Another option for your younger students is this matching activity! Have them simply cut-and-paste body part vocabulary words from the word bank onto the diagram that points to each part. Not only will they learn body part names, but they’ll also get to practice their cutting skills in the process!

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5. My Anatomy Matching Game

Let’s look at our internal body parts- the organs! This worksheet requires kids to take cartoon-like body part images and match them to a realistic visual of each organ displayed on the diagram. Going beyond just the basic human body parts, this activity will help your pupils acquire more body part-related vocabulary, as well as help them identify where major organs are located.

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6. Human Organs Playdough Mats

Now here’s an awesome hands-on activity that your kinesthetic learners will surely love! Whilst these well-designed worksheets are curated for young students, they could also be helpful for older students who are working on memorizing the various organs. Simply have them use playdough to form the shapes of various organs before placing them over the printable cutouts.

Learn more: Etsy

7. Parts of the Body Crossword

Crossword puzzles are fun and challenging and this one is no exception! This interesting take on a crossword tasks your kids with curating the clues that are traditionally paired with each of the answers in a crossword. Once they’ve developed their clues, they can pass their worksheet to a partner to fill in the missing blanks in the puzzle. 

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8. Parts of the Body Quiz

Here’s a riddle-style quiz that’ll have your kiddos applying their knowledge about the body whilst having a blast! Simply pair your pupils up and have them use this worksheet to test one another after a learning session. 

Learn more: Teach This

9. Match and Snap

Kids love a good game of Memory, and this one is specifically related to body parts! Begin by cutting out the picture and word cards and spreading them out face down on a table. Then, in small groups, have your pupils take turns flipping the cards over until they find a word and picture match!

10. Describe the Body Part

This worksheet is best suited to younger students and serves as a simple way to get them to describe their body parts. See what each of them has to say about their unique features! 

Learn more: All Kids Network

11. Digestive System Labeling

Once your kiddos have mastered the body parts that are visible to the eye, they can start to learn more about their internal body parts- the organs! This cut-and-paste worksheet will help your students learn vocabulary associated with their all-important digestive system.

12. Human Body Unit Study Bundle

Want to broaden your learner’s vocabulary, improve their spelling, and get them to learn about different body parts? This worksheet is just the thing! With just a visual and traceable letters displayed, they’ll come to understand what their body parts look like whilst learning how to spell their names.

13. Unscramble It

Can your kiddies identify and correctly spell each body part? Here’s a silly scramble activity that will task them with unscrambling the letters and properly writing the name of each body part. 

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14. Human Body Verb Practice

This worksheet is a great resource for your English language learners! Kick things off with a matching activity during which your kiddos must pair words with their corresponding images. Then, get them to utilize the verbs “have got” and “haven’t got” as they form sentences about their own body. For example, I haven’t got a beard, but I have got a nose. 

Learn more: Language Advisor

15. Correct the Spelling

Another great resource for your English language learners, this worksheet focuses on correctly spelling each of the various body parts. It provides misspelled body part words and tasks them with rewriting each word. This is important because so many of the words in the English language have unconventional spelling and follow obscure rules.

16. Human Body Flashcards and Worksheet

This worksheet is paired with adorable clipart and a set of matching flashcards to help your children learn about the human body, the organs, and the function of each part. Another perk of this set is that it displays Spanish and English words to help your multiple language learners learn with ease.

17. Human Body Parts Functions

Your littles will have a lot of fun as they discover body part vocabulary in the word search and explain what each part is responsible for! This is a great exercise for students who already know what each body part is and want to practice explaining their functions.

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18. Build Mr. Skeleton

Your students will have a blast assembling their own Mr. Skeletons! With some brass fasteners, they can attach each of the bones they cut out to create a full-bodied display of the skeletal system. Each piece is pre-labeled so they’ll be learning the names as they craft their boney man! 

Learn more: Scholastic Teachables

19. Build Up Lilly

Not only will your children be able to review their body part knowledge with this fun cut-and-paste worksheet, but they’ll also strengthen their fine motor skills as they work with scissors. 

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20. Body Part Word Search

Word searches were always my favorite worksheets to complete as a kid! This word search has an extra challenging element as your kiddos will need to identify the visual body part in the “word” bank before locating it in the scramble of letters. 

Learn More: VLT Classroom

21. Body Parts Exercises

Now that your pupils can remember their body parts, the next step is to apply that knowledge by putting it to the test and matching words to their definitions! Once finished, your learners can sort the words by grouping them according to the number of those parts that we have. 

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 22. Cut and Paste Parts of the Face

This simple cut-and-paste worksheet focuses on facial features like the eyes, nose, and mouth. When your child is finished gluing each part into the correct spot, they can color them in to match their own features!

Learn more: Worksheets PDF

23. Body Parts Circling

Arm your kiddos with a pencil and task them with circling the correct word that corresponds with the displayed picture. Better still- this worksheet will challenge their spelling ability! 

Learn More: Worksheets Pack

24. Body Parts Fill-in

Time to practice those vowels! Have your learners fill in the missing vowels of each word to correctly complete it. This will give them a chance to enhance their vocabulary by practicing how to form the words.

Learn More: Language Advisor

25. Roby the Robot

Roby the Robot is in desperate need of some color and wants your kiddies’ help! To complete this fun coloring sheet, instruct your students to color Roby’s robotic parts based on the given directions. 

  26. Parts of the Body Sentences

This fill-in-the-blank style worksheet is perfect for older students who are ready to test the function of each body part using context clues. Simply have them read each sentence to decide which body part fits best! Remind them to cross off the words in the bank as they go.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Identify the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of exercise; distinguish exercise facts from myths; describe a variety of ways to feel better through exercise.

HEALTH ED STANDARDS

NHES 7: Demonstrate the ability to practice health-enhancing behaviors to avoid or reduce health risk.

CASEL: Self-management; responsible decision-making

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Lesson Plan: Your Body on Exercise

Moving your body can do wonders for your mind, muscles, and mood.

Table of Contents:

1. preparing to read 2. reading and discussing 3. building comprehension and vocabulary 4. expanding sel opportunities, 1. preparing to read.

Before you read the article “Your Body On. . . Exercise,” ask your students the following pre-reading question:

How can exercise boost my physical, mental, and emotional health?

2. Reading and Discussing

• Have your students read the article “Your Body On… Exercise” independently; read the article out loud to them; or have students partner-read the article out loud.
• After they’ve read the article, revisit the pre-reading question. Have their answers changed?
• Next, have your students answer the Close-Reading and Critical-Thinking questions, either working in small groups or independently.

Close-Reading Questions The following questions can be shared in printable or interactive form from the Resources tab. 

• How does exercise benefit your brain?
• Why should you always warm up before working out?

Critical-Thinking Questions

• Is it always necessary to work out for long periods? Why or why not?
• After reading the article, will you change anything about the way you exercise, even if it is only a small change? Explain.

3. Building Comprehension and Vocab

Check students’ comprehension of and engagement with the story with the following assessment tools:

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4. Expanding SEL Opportunities

Continue the learning journey with the following extension activity:

In EXERCISE: BEFORE AND AFTER , students will track their mood, focus, and level of energy right before and directly after exercise over the course of a week. Encourage students to try out what they learned by choosing an exercise to fit their mood! At the end of the week, have them reflect on which exercises most improved the way they felt.

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CBSE Class 2 EVS Our body Worksheets

CBSE Class 2 EVS Our body Worksheets – Worksheets have become an integral part and are the most engaging study materials for kids these days. The Standard 2 EVS Our body Worksheets will help your younger one to practice what they have learned in class. Our body Worksheets for Grade 2 will develop a curiosity in your kid to learn.

EVS Worksheets for Class 2 are a perfect combination of fun and learning. Find the most interesting and relevant puzzle activities for your kids here. In the Environmental Science Grade 2 Our body Worksheets Puzzles will be in the form of crosswords, true or false, pictures, mazes, fill-ups, MCQs, objectives, questions and answers, and so on.

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Environmental Science Worksheets for Class 2 on Our body will help your kid remember what he/ she learned in school for a long time. Your Grade 2 kid will love to solve these engaging exercises and interesting collections of Puzzles.

1. State True or False: Heart pumps blood only to the brain. A) true B) false

2. What do bones fit together to make?

3. Fill in the blanks: _______ breaks down the food into simple substance. A) Bile B) Lipase C) Amylase D) Saliva

4. What is the function of the eye?

5. State True or False: Perfume can be smelt with the nose. A) true B) false

6. Explain the importance of bone.

7. Fill in the blanks: _______ is the hardest substance in a body. A) Muscles B) Tooth enamel C) Nose D) Legs

8. Fill in the blanks: There are _____ bones in a newborn child. A) 100.0 B) 200.0 C) 300.0 D) 400.0

9. which is the hardest substance in a body?

10. What leads from mouth to stomach?

11. Fill in the blanks: There are _____ muscles in a human body. A) 400.0 B) 500.0 C) 600.0 D) 700.0

12. State True or False: Arms are strong. A) true B) false

13. What does saliva in our mouth do for digestion?

14. How do heart and lungs work together?

15. What is the difference between bones and muscles?

16. What are the uses of big muscles?

17. Fill in the blanks: Without ______ we can fall. A) Eyes B) Nose C) Feet D) Ears

18. What do bones fit together to make?

19. State True or False: Bile breaks down the food into simple substance. A) true B) false

20. How can we bones and muscles healthy?

CBSE Class 2 EVS Worksheet Answers

1. Option B 2. Bones fit together to make the skeleton. 3. Option D 4. Eyes help us to see. 5. Option A 6. Bones give shape, give strength and support to the body. 7. Option B 8. Option C 9. Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body. 10. An oesophagus leads food from mouth to stomach. 11. Option C 12. Option A 13. Saliva in the mouth breaks down the food into simple substance. 14. Heart and lungs work together by pumping blood and keeping us alive. 15. Bones are hard while muscles are soft. 16. Big muscles help to move or stretch arms and legs to a great extent. 17. Option C 18. Bones fit together to make the skeleton. 19. Option B 20. Bones and muscles can be kept healthy by exercising and eating healthy.

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Build Muscle At Home: The BEST Full Body Home Workout For Growth

Want to learn how to build muscle at home the right way today i'll show you how this science-based full body home workout achieves just that. .

Typically, when we think of full body workout at home routines where you’re more or less limited to using your bodyweight, we automatically assume that they’re inferior for muscle growth when compared to working out at a gym, where you have access to heavy weights. And I’m not gonna lie. For most home bodyweight workouts out there, this is true. And they are in fact inferior for growth. But, this is simply because they aren’t designed properly.

Because time and again, research has shown that in both untrained and trained individuals, you can make comparable gains in muscle mass by using either:

• Lighter loads with your bodyweight, for example
• Heavier weights in the gym

But the catch is that there’s a couple of key points that people overlook when it comes to home workouts. And these are key to ensuring that you’re still able to maximize your growth despite being limited to just your bodyweight.

These key points are essential that you incorporate into the full body workout at home routine (no equipment) I’ll be showing you today.

By the way: these are the exact key points (plus more!) accounted for in every single BWS program, no matter if it is a home-based or gym-based routine. I've designed all training programs to help transform your physique in the most time-efficient manner. And best of all? It's all rooted in science. For more information:

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What You Need To Do To Maximize Growth In A Full Body Workout At Home

Push to near failure for every single set of your bodyweight workout routine.

First (and arguably most important), is that you need to push to near failure for every single set you perform in this workout.

Research has shown that if you stop well short of failure during your sets when using lighter loads, you’ll fail to fully activate all the motor units within your muscles. And, as a result, you won’t experience the same amount of growth that you would when using heavy weights. Therefore, during each set of this workout you want to push as close to failure as possible.

That means till you genuinely have just a couple reps left in the tank before you wouldn’t be able to perform another rep with good form due to muscle fatigue. Now this will be very uncomfortable given that we’ll be working with a higher rep range. But it’s essential that you push through if you truly want to maximize your growth with this full body workout at home routine.

Perform 30-40 Reps During Each Of Your Set During Your Home Workout

Research has indeed shown that working with higher reps and lighter loads like with your bodyweight, for example, can lead to comparable growth as heavier weights in the gym do. But it seems that there is a low end cut off to this. If you train with loads or use a resistance that is too light, then you won’t be able to maximize growth.

Which seems to be right around 30-40% of your 1 rep max. Meaning that you need to be working with a weight or resistance that is at least 30-40% of your 1 rep max if you want to maximize growth during each of your sets.

Admittedly, this is easier to calculate when using weights. But since we’re just using our bodyweight in this workout, we’ll want to convert this to reps. So, 30-40% of your 1 rep max equates to around 30-40 reps per set.

Accordingly, if you’re able to perform MORE than 30 or 40 reps during each set of the exercises I show below when pushing to near failure, then it’s an indication that you aren’t using resistance or variation that’s difficult enough.

And you’ll want to instead use one of the progressions that I’ll show you to make the movement more demanding. So ideally you shouldn’t be reaching over 30-40 reps during any of your sets in this full body workout at home routine.

Full Body Home Workout Plan

Now that we have that covered, we’re ready to dive into the full body home workout plan. It's designed to train all of your upper body and lower body musculature in a proportionate manner.

I’ll first go through the various exercises and how to perform them. And then I’ll cover your options in terms of how to best execute the workout.

Diamond Push-Ups (2 sets flat, 2 sets decline)

Targets: Chest, triceps Replaces: Bench Press

The first exercise we’ll use here is narrow grip push-ups. Here, your hands will be placed in a diamond shape. This better targets the chest and triceps. Three EMG papers ( here , here , here ) have confirmed that this specific hand placement elicits significantly greater chest and triceps activation when compared to a shoulder-width or wide hand placement during the push-up.

We’ll perform 4 sets of these in total:

• 2 of these sets will be performed on a flat surface to emphasize the whole chest
• 2 of these sets should be performed in a decline with your feet elevated and your hands positioned forward more towards your face. This shifts more emphasis to the upper chest. That's because it now incorporates more shoulder flexion (one of the main functions of the upper chest) into the push-up.

To progress this movement:

• You can simply stuff a bag with books and strap it onto your back to gradually increase the load
• You can also use a band to add more resistance as well

Inverted Row (4 sets)

Targets: Traps, lats, & biceps Replaces: Seated row, barbell row, etc.

Next, we’re going to move onto the inverted row to target our overall back . Most of the emphasis will be on the mid-back for thickness. Ideally, for the most resistance, you should use a broom or mop and place that between two chairs to perform your row. If you don’t have the right setup for that though, then you can simply perform these under a sturdy table.

To make both of these movements easier, you can start out with bent knees to use your legs for support. A third option is the following set up instead which we’ll continue to use later on in this workout:

• Simply take 2 bed sheets or towels (I find bed sheets work better for a greater ROM)
• Tie a basic knot at the end of each of them
• And then throw it over your door and close your door

This will enable you to perform your row.

To progress this movement: For whichever variations you choose, you can progress them by either:

• Getting your body more horizontal to the ground by elevating your feet, for example
• Add more load with the use of a backpack stuffed with books

Pike Push-ups (3 sets)

Targets: Shoulders, triceps Replaces: Shoulder Press

Next, we’ll be moving onto something called pike push-ups. These mainly target the shoulders and triceps. For these:

• You can start them out on the ground by assuming a pushup position
• And then moving your hands closer to your feet while keeping your legs straight. Your body should now make an upside-down V shape
• Then, bend your elbows and lower your upper body until the top of your nose nearly touches the floor. Your head should move forward past your hands as you reach the bottom position.
• And then your head should return to between your hands at the top position.

Sliding Lat Pulldowns

Targets: Lats Replaces: Lat pulldowns, pull-ups

Next, it’s time to target the back (primarily the lats). We'll do so with a vertical pulling angle, rather than horizontal, as we did earlier. This one is bound to get you weird looks around the house. But is worth it for the return in back gains in provides. Simply lay on a smooth surface and use something for grip on your hands, like shoes, for example. Then, you simply perform a lat pulldown motion by pulling your elbows down to slide your body up. You should feel your lats working as you do so.

• You can add weight with a backpack
• Provide additional resistance by pressing your feet into the ground as you perform your reps

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Bicep bed sheet curls

Targets: Biceps Replaces: Bicep Curls

Tricep overhead extensions

Targets: Triceps (long head) Replaces: Cable/dumbbell overhead triceps extensions, skullcrushers

Then, to target the long head of the triceps which has yet to be emphasized in this workout, you can simply switch over and perform tricep extensions. Again, you want to keep that elbow locked in place. And your body in a straight line. Alternatively, these can also be done like so on an elevated platform.

To progress this movement: You can progress them a few ways by:

• Orienting your body to be more horizontal to the ground
• Transitioning to just one arm at a time, and/or
• Adding weight by using a backpack

Assisted Pistol Squats

Targets: Quads & Glutes Replaces: Barbell squats

Next, it’s time to move onto the lower body. And for most of us, bodyweight squats just aren’t going to cut it. Which is why we’ll use the bed sheet set up again to perform assisted pistol squats. This exercise will help to target the quads and glutes. To perform these:

• Lean back with your arm straight, and then lift one leg off the ground
• Then, simply squat down
• Finish your reps on one leg before proceeding to the other leg

At first, you can use your arms to pull yourself up for assistance if needed.

To progress this movement: But over time, you can progress it by either:

• Relying less and less on the assistance of your arms during the movement
• Transitioning to doing this same movement but stopping the range of motion short by sitting on an elevated platform and gradually reducing the height of this

Bulgarian Split Squat

Targets: Quads & Glutes Replaces: Split squats, lunges

Next, we’ll move onto an exercise you’re probably familiar with: the Bulgarian split squat. With your rear leg elevated on a platform, this exercise will again further target the quads and glutes.

To progress this movement: To progress this, you can simply hold a weighted backpack at your chest. Once that gets too easy though, a more difficult progression is the assisted shrimp squat:

• Use the side of a counter for assistance and hold one leg behind you with the same arm
• Then, squat down until your knee just about touches the floor
• And come back up with assistance from the counter as needed.
• Over time, you can progress these by moving off of the counter

Sliding Hamstring Curls

Targets: Hamstrings Replaces: Machine hamstring curls

Next, we’ll use the sliding leg curl. This exercise will help work the hamstrings through both hip and knee extension. To perform these:

• Simply lay on a smooth surface and place your feet on two or something that will enable them to slide easily
• Then, use your hamstrings to curl your heels in towards you while raising your hips up into the air. Your back should remain straight as you do so.

Full Body Workout At Home Routine: Summary

Here's a summary of the full body home workout:

Diamond push-ups: 4 sets (2 flat, 2 decline)

Inverted row: 4 sets

Pike Push-ups: 3 sets

Sliding Lat Pulldowns:3 sets

Biceps bed sheet curl: 2 sets

Tricep bodyweight extensions: 2 sets

Assisted pistol squat: 3 sets each side

Bulgarian split squat 3 sets each side

Hamstring leg curls: 4 sets

Now when performing it, just like your exercises in the gym, it’s vital that you get adequate rest of roughly 2 minutes between each of your sets. And to do so in this workout while saving time, you can perform the following upper body exercises in a superset fashion as shown below.

Full Body Home Workout Plan (Superset Version)

Diamond Push-Ups: 4 sets – 2 flat, 2 decline

Lat pulldowns on floor: 3 sets

NORMAL SETS:

So, for example, you'd perform a set of the push-ups, rest for 30-45 seconds, then go right into a set of the inverted row, rest for 30-45 seconds, and then go back to the push-ups and repeat.

By strategically using this agonist-antagonist superset method with the appropriate upper body exercises, research has shown that you’ll be able to save time while ensuring that your performance on your sets doesn’t suffer.

And for the rep ranges, again you need to push to near failure each set. Which is why I haven’t given a specific number of reps as it’ll vary for everyone.

So jot down how many reps you performed for each set, try to beat those numbers in your next workout, and use the progressions as needed once you’re reaching over 30 reps per set.

As for frequency, I’d recommend performing this workout 3-4 times a week. This will ensure each of your muscles are worked at the optimal number of sets required to maximize growth.

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Lastly, I’ve compiled this beginner-friendly at-home workout into an easy to download, free mobile-friendly PDF for you to use for reference while you’re performing it. It’ll show you the workout, tutorials, proper progressions, and more.

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Home Workout Plan: Takeaway

Guys, I hope you enjoyed this one! And I also hope you were able to see that it’s the little details like what I went through in this video that really is key to maximizing growth and to actually see progress with whatever workout routine you choose to do.

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