Body Parts Read and Choose Worksheets for Kids and ESL PDF ... - Free Printable

This worksheet is designed to help children learn and identify different parts of the human body. The task involves cutting out the labeled body parts at the bottom of the page and pasting them onto the corresponding circles on the boy's body.

Solution:

Here’s how to match the body parts correctly:

1. Head (Hair):
- Circle: Top left circle
- Body Part: Hair (curly hair)

2. Eye:
- Circle: Second from the top on the left side
- Body Part: Eye

3. Nose:
- Circle: Third from the top on the left side
- Body Part: Nose

4. Mouth:
- Circle: Fourth from the top on the left side
- Body Part: Mouth

5. Ear:
- Circle: Second from the top on the right side
- Body Part: Ear

6. Hand:
- Circle: Third from the top on the right side
- Body Part: Hand

7. Legs (Shorts):
- Circle: Fourth from the top on the right side
- Body Part: Legs (shorts)

8. Foot:
- Circle: Fifth from the top on the left side
- Body Part: Foot

9. Arm (Elbow):
- Circle: Fifth from the top on the right side
- Body Part: Arm (elbow)

10. Torso (Stomach):
- Circle: Bottom circle on the left side
- Body Part: Torso (stomach)

Explanation:

- Each part of the body is labeled with a specific feature, such as "hair," "eye," "nose," etc.
- The arrows point to the correct location on the boy's body where each part should be placed.
- By matching the body parts to their respective locations, children can learn the names and positions of different body parts.

Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Top left circle} & \text{Hair} \\
\text{Second from top (left)} & \text{Eye} \\
\text{Third from top (left)} & \text{Nose} \\
\text{Fourth from top (left)} & \text{Mouth} \\
\text{Second from top (right)} & \text{Ear} \\
\text{Third from top (right)} & \text{Hand} \\
\text{Fourth from top (right)} & \text{Legs (shorts)} \\
\text{Fifth from top (left)} & \text{Foot} \\
\text{Fifth from top (right)} & \text{Arm (elbow)} \\
\text{Bottom circle (left)} & \text{Torso (stomach)} \\
\end{array}
}
\]