5th Grade Health Worksheets: Activity 1 and Activity 2 focusing on identifying symptoms and health-related items.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We have two activities. In each, we need to match the words with the correct pictures.

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ACTIVITY 1: Match health problems to pictures

We are given 15 words:

1. sore throat
2. fever
3. cold
4. sneeze
5. the measles
6. broken arm
7. toothache
8. backache
9. flu
10. earache
11. broken leg
12. runny nose
13. headache
14. cough
15. stomachache

Now let’s look at each picture and match it to the right word.

Row 1 (top row):

- Picture 1: Girl holding her cheek → toothache → #7
- Picture 2: Boy holding head in pain → headache → #13
- Picture 3: Boy clutching stomach with lightning bolts → stomachache → #15
- Picture 4: Woman holding throat with red mark → sore throat → #1
- Picture 5: Man jumping with pain near lower back → backache → #8

Row 2:

- Picture 6: Boy in bed with thermometer showing 38° → fever → #2
- Picture 7: Boy shivering with zigzag lines → cold → #3
- Picture 8: Boy with bandaged arm → broken arm → #6
- Picture 9: Man wrapped in scarf, shivering → flu → #9
- Picture 10: Person sneezing with “Aaaa… Choo!” → sneeze → #4

Row 3:

- Picture 11: Old man sweating, looking sick, with medicine → flu is already used? Wait — actually, this looks like someone very ill, maybe flu again? But let’s check — no, we already assigned flu to picture 9. This one has sweat, high temp, weakness — still fits flu, but maybe it’s meant to be something else? Let’s recheck.

Wait — perhaps picture 11 is fever? But picture 6 already shows fever with thermometer. Hmm.

Actually, looking again:

Picture 11: Man with ice pack on head, sweating, surrounded by meds — this could be flu or fever. But since picture 6 clearly shows fever (thermometer), and picture 9 shows chills/scarf (also flu symptoms), maybe picture 11 is also flu? That can’t be — each word should match one picture.

Wait — let’s list all 15 pictures and assign carefully.

There are 15 pictures total — 5 per row × 3 rows = 15.

Let me number them left to right, top to bottom:

Pic 1: girl holding cheek → toothache (#7)
Pic 2: boy holding head → headache (#13)
Pic 3: boy clutching stomach → stomachache (#15)
Pic 4: woman holding throat → sore throat (#1)
Pic 5: man holding back → backache (#8)
Pic 6: boy in bed with 38° → fever (#2)
Pic 7: boy shivering → cold (#3)
Pic 8: boy with cast on arm → broken arm (#6)
Pic 9: man in scarf shivering → flu (#9)
Pic 10: person sneezing → sneeze (#4)
Pic 11: old man sweating, with meds → this might be flu again? But we already have flu. Wait — maybe it’s cold? No, cold is pic 7. Perhaps this is fever? But pic 6 is fever. Let’s think differently.

Actually, looking at pic 11: he has a compress on head, sweating, weak — classic flu symptoms. But pic 9 also looks like flu. Maybe pic 9 is cold? Pic 7 is shivering — that’s more flu-like. Pic 9 is wearing scarf and shivering — also flu. Hmm.

Wait — perhaps pic 7 is chills from flu, and pic 9 is cold? But cold usually includes runny nose, sneeze, etc.

Let’s skip and come back.

Pic 12: girl coughing into hand → cough (#14)
Pic 13: person blowing nose with tissue → runny nose (#12)
Pic 14: child in bed with spots → the measles (#5)
Pic 15: boy with leg cast and crutch → broken leg (#11)

Now what about pic 10? Sneeze → #4
Pic 11? Still unassigned. Words left: earache (#10) — not yet matched!

Is there a picture for earache? Look again.

In row 1, pic 1: girl holding cheek — that’s toothache.
What about ear? None seem to show ear pain directly.

Wait — pic 11: old man — is he holding his ear? No, he’s holding his head or neck? Actually, looking closely — he might be holding his ear? Or is it just general sickness?

Perhaps I missed one.

List of words not yet assigned after matching obvious ones:

Assigned so far:

Toothache (7), Headache (13), Stomachache (15), Sore throat (1), Backache (8), Fever (2), Cold (3)?, Broken arm (6), Flu (9)?, Sneeze (4), Cough (14), Runny nose (12), Measles (5), Broken leg (11)

Left: Earache (10) — must be one of the remaining.

Which picture is left? Pic 11 — the old man. Is he holding his ear? In some versions, yes — sometimes these worksheets show a person holding their ear for earache. Given that, and since all others are taken, pic 11 must be earache (#10).

But he looks very sick — maybe it’s a trick. Alternatively, perhaps pic 7 (shivering boy) is earache? Unlikely.

Another possibility: pic 3 (boy clutching stomach) — could that be something else? No, stomachache is clear.

Perhaps pic 9 (man in scarf) is cold, and pic 7 (shivering) is flu? But flu usually includes fever, which is pic 6.

Standard associations:

- Fever: thermometer → pic 6
- Cold: mild symptoms, maybe shivering or runny nose — but runny nose is separate. Pic 7: shivering with zigzags — often represents chills from flu.
- Flu: severe, with fever, body aches — pic 9: man in scarf, shivering badly — that’s flu.
- Then pic 7: boy shivering slightly — could be cold.
- Pic 11: old man with compress — if not earache, what? He’s not holding ear. Maybe it’s headache? But pic 2 is headache.

I think there’s a mistake in my initial assignment.

Let me try a different approach: group by symptom type.

Pictures that clearly show:

- Pain in specific area:
- Cheek/tooth → toothache (#7)
- Head → headache (#13)
- Throat → sore throat (#1)
- Back → backache (#8)
- Arm broken → broken arm (#6)
- Leg broken → broken leg (#11)
- Ear? Not obvious — perhaps pic 11 is intended to be earache, even if not clear.

- Systemic illnesses:
- Fever: thermometer → #2
- Measles: spots on skin → #5
- Flu: very sick, shivering, maybe pic 9 or 11
- Cold: less severe, pic 7

- Symptoms:
- Sneeze: "choo" → #4
- Cough: girl coughing → #14
- Runny nose: blowing nose → #12
- Stomachache: clutching stomach → #15

That leaves earache (#10) and possibly one more.

Words: 15 words.

Pictures: 15.

After assigning:

1. sore throat → pic 4
2. fever → pic 6
3. cold → pic 7 (shivering boy)
4. sneeze → pic 10
5. measles → pic 14
6. broken arm → pic 8
7. toothache → pic 1
8. backache → pic 5
9. flu → pic 9 (man in scarf)
10. earache → ???
11. broken leg → pic 15
12. runny nose → pic 13
13. headache → pic 2
14. cough → pic 12
15. stomachache → pic 3

Only pic 11 left — the old man. So it must be earache (#10), even though it's not perfectly clear. Perhaps in the context of the worksheet, it's accepted.

So final matches for Activity 1:

Row 1: 7, 13, 15, 1, 8
Row 2: 2, 3, 6, 9, 4
Row 3: 10, 14, 12, 5, 11

Wait, pic 12 is girl coughing → cough (#14)
Pic 13 is blowing nose → runny nose (#12)
Pic 14 is measles → #5
Pic 15 is broken leg → #11
Pic 11 is earache → #10

Yes.

So order for Activity 1:

First row (left to right): toothache, headache, stomachache, sore throat, backache → 7,13,15,1,8
Second row: fever, cold, broken arm, flu, sneeze → 2,3,6,9,4
Third row: earache, cough, runny nose, measles, broken leg → 10,14,12,5,11

But in the third row, the pictures are:

Pic 11: old man → earache (#10)
Pic 12: girl coughing → cough (#14)
Pic 13: person blowing nose → runny nose (#12)
Pic 14: child with spots → measles (#5)
Pic 15: boy with leg cast → broken leg (#11)

Perfect.

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ACTIVITY 2: Match medical items to pictures

Words:

1. blanket
2. medicin (probably means medicine)
3. syrup
4. plaster (bandage)
5. tissue
6. thermometer

Pictures (left to right):

Pic A: bottle with spoon → likely syrup (#3)
Pic B: digital thermometer → thermometer (#6)
Pic C: box of tissues → tissue (#5)
Pic D: folded cloth → blanket (#1)
Pic E: adhesive bandage → plaster (#4)
Pic F: pills and capsules → medicine (#2)

So matches:

Syrup → pic A → #3
Thermometer → pic B → #6
Tissue → pic C → #5
Blanket → pic D → #1
Plaster → pic E → #4
Medicine → pic F → #2

Order for Activity 2: 3,6,5,1,4,2

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Final Answer:

Activity 1 (row by row, left to right):
7, 13, 15, 1, 8, 2, 3, 6, 9, 4, 10, 14, 12, 5, 11

Activity 2 (left to right):
3, 6, 5, 1, 4, 2