Let’s go step by step to name each bone using the word bank.
We’ll start from the top of the skeleton and work our way down, matching each red arrow to the correct bone name.
1. The very top arrow points to the skull — that’s the
cranium.
2. The next arrow on the left side points to the jaw — that’s the
mandible.
3. On the right side, an arrow points to the collarbone — that’s the
clavicle.
4. In the center of the chest, there’s a flat bone in front of the ribs — that’s the
sternum.
5. On the left arm, the upper arm bone is pointed to — that’s the
humerus.
6. In the middle of the back, the spine bones are shown — those are the
vertebrae.
7. At the hip area, the big bowl-shaped bone is the
pelvis.
8. On the right leg, the long thigh bone is pointed to — that’s the
femur.
9. Just below the knee on the right leg, the small round bone is the
patella (kneecap).
10. On the left hand, the finger bones are pointed to — those are the
phalanges.
Now let’s list them in order as they appear on the worksheet (left to right, top to bottom):
Left side arrows (top to bottom):
- Cranium (skull)
- Mandible (jaw)
- Humerus (upper arm)
- Pelvis (hip)
- Femur (thigh)
Right side arrows (top to bottom):
- Clavicle (collarbone)
- Sternum (breastbone)
- Vertebrae (spine)
- Patella (kneecap)
- Phalanges (finger bones)
Wait — let’s double-check the positions based on how the lines are drawn in the image description:
Actually, looking again at typical labeling for this kind of diagram:
Top center → cranium
Left side near face → mandible
Right shoulder → clavicle
Center chest → sternum
Left upper arm → humerus
Spine → vertebrae
Hip → pelvis
Right thigh → femur
Right knee → patella
Left hand → phalanges
Yes, that matches.
Final Answer:
From top to bottom, left to right as labeled by arrows:
Left column (top to bottom):
cranium
mandible
humerus
pelvis
femur
Right column (top to bottom):
clavicle
sternum
vertebrae
patella
phalanges
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of human body labeling worksheet.
