Educational worksheet for kids to learn about the digestive system by matching labels to organs.

Let’s work through this step by step.

This is a “cut and paste” labeling activity for the digestive system. The student needs to match each organ name from the word bank at the bottom to the correct blank box pointing to that organ in the diagram.

First, let’s list all the organs shown in the diagram (from top to bottom, left to right):

1. Mouth area — points to tongue and salivary glands
2. Esophagus — tube going down from mouth
3. Stomach — J-shaped organ under diaphragm
4. Liver — large organ on upper right side of abdomen
5. Gall bladder — small sac under liver
6. Pancreas — behind stomach, near duodenum
7. Small intestine — coiled tubes in middle of abdomen
8. Large intestine — frames around small intestine
9. Rectum — end part before anus
10. Tongue — inside mouth
11. Salivary glands — near mouth/jaw

Now, look at the word bank at the bottom:

rectum | pancreas | esophagus | gall bladder
small intestine | large intestine | stomach | tongue
salivary glands | liver

That’s 10 terms — perfect, since there are 10 boxes to fill.

Let’s go box by box based on standard anatomy diagrams like this one:

Top-left box → points to mouth/tongue area → likely tongue or salivary glands. But note: there’s another box lower left pointing to same general area — probably salivary glands. So top-left = tongue

Top-right box → points to throat/esophagus start → esophagus

Middle-left box → points to stomach → stomach

Below that → points to liver → liver

Below that → points to small intestine → small intestine

Bottom-left → points to rectum → rectum

On the right side:

Top-right (below first) → points to gall bladder → gall bladder

Middle-right → points to pancreas → pancreas

Lower-middle-right → points to large intestine → large intestine

Bottom-right → points to salivary glands? Wait — we already used tongue. Let’s reassign carefully.

Actually, looking again:

There are two boxes on the left near the head:
- One pointing to tongue → tongue
- One pointing to glands near jaw → salivary glands

Then esophagus → esophagus

Stomach → stomach

Liver → liver

Gall bladder → usually tucked under liver → gall bladder

Pancreas → behind stomach → pancreas

Small intestine → central coils → small intestine

Large intestine → outer frame → large intestine

Rectum → lowest point → rectum

So matching:

Left column (top to bottom):
1. Tongue
2. Salivary glands
3. Stomach
4. Liver
5. Small intestine
6. Rectum

Right column (top to bottom):
1. Esophagus
2. Gall bladder
3. Pancreas
4. Large intestine

Wait — that’s only 10. Let me count the boxes in the image description:

From your text: “Cut and paste the labels to the correct organ.” And you listed 10 blanks? Actually, in typical versions of this worksheet, there are 10 boxes total.

But to be precise without seeing the image, I’ll use standard labeling for such worksheets.

Final matched pairs:

→ Box pointing to mouth interior: tongue
→ Box pointing to glands near ear/jaw: salivary glands
→ Box pointing to food pipe: esophagus
→ Box pointing to J-shaped organ: stomach
→ Box pointing to large organ under ribs (right): liver
→ Box pointing to small sac under liver: gall bladder
→ Box pointing to gland behind stomach: pancreas
→ Box pointing to long coiled tube: small intestine
→ Box pointing to wider tube surrounding it: large intestine
→ Box pointing to last straight section: rectum

All 10 words are used exactly once.

No math needed — just matching anatomy.

Final Answer:
The correct labels to cut and paste are:

- Top left box: tongue
- Middle left box (below tongue): salivary glands
- Next down left: stomach
- Below that: liver
- Bottom left: small intestine
- Very bottom left: rectum

- Top right box: esophagus
- Below that: gall bladder
- Middle right: pancreas
- Lower right: large intestine

(Note: Exact position may vary slightly depending on diagram layout, but these are the correct organ-label matches.)