The image shows a human body diagram with labeled organs and blank boxes that need to be filled in. Looking at the arrows pointing from the blank boxes to specific organs in the body diagram, I need to identify which organs correspond to those empty labels.
Let me trace each arrow:
1. Top right blank box → points to the lungs area
2. Middle left blank box → points to the liver area (the brown organ below the lungs)
3. Bottom right blank box → points to the kidneys or possibly the bladder area
Wait, let me look more carefully. The labeled organs already shown are: brain, heart, stomach, intestines, lungs, liver.
The blank boxes appear to point to:
- Top right: appears to point to lungs (but lungs is already labeled in the puzzle section)
- Middle left: appears to point to the liver area
- Bottom right: appears to point to kidneys
Actually, looking at common human body organ worksheets for kids, the typical organs included are: brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, intestines, and kidneys.
The three blank boxes likely correspond to:
- Lungs (top right arrow points to chest/lung area)
- Liver (middle left arrow points to the brown organ)
- Kidneys (bottom right arrow points to the kidney area)
But wait - lungs and liver are already shown as separate puzzle pieces at the bottom. So the blank boxes on the main diagram might be for organs not yet labeled on the main body diagram.
Looking again at the main diagram, the labeled cards are: brain, heart, stomach, intestines. The blank boxes are positioned where lungs, liver, and kidneys would be.
So the three missing labels are:
lungs,
liver, and
kidneys.
Final Answer:
The three blank boxes should be labeled:
1.
Lungs (top right box – points to the chest area)
2.
Liver (middle left box – points to the large brown organ below the lungs)
3.
Kidneys (bottom right box – points to the bean-shaped organs near the lower back)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of human body worksheet for kids.
