Let’s match each body part in the diagram to its correct name from the list.
We’ll go one by one, starting from the top and working down on both sides.
Left Side (from top to bottom):
1.
Top left – This is an eye. The line points to the eye illustration → matches “Eye”
2.
Second from top left – This shows a tooth with roots and gum → matches “Tooth”
3.
Third from top left – These are lungs (two pink spongy organs) → matches “Lung”
4.
Fourth from top left – This is the liver (reddish-brown organ under lungs) → matches “Liver”
5.
Bottom left – This is skin (layers shown) → matches “Skin”
Right Side (from top to bottom):
1.
Top right – Brain (pink folded organ) → matches “Brain”
2.
Second from top right – Heart (red muscular organ) → matches “Heart”
3.
Third from top right – Stomach (J-shaped pink organ) → matches “Stomach”
4.
Fourth from top right – Kidneys (two bean-shaped organs with tubes) → matches “Kidney”
5.
Bottom right – Bowels (green coiled intestines) → matches “Bowels”
Now let’s write them in order as they appear in the diagram — top to bottom, left then right.
Left side: Eye, Tooth, Lung, Liver, Skin
Right side: Brain, Heart, Stomach, Kidney, Bowels
But since the question doesn’t specify order, we just need to correctly pair each image with its label.
Final matching:
- Eye → Eye
- Tooth → Tooth
- Lung → Lung
- Liver → Liver
- Skin → Skin
- Brain → Brain
- Heart → Heart
- Stomach → Stomach
- Kidney → Kidney
- Bowels → Bowels
All labels are used exactly once.
Final Answer:
Eye, Tooth, Lung, Liver, Skin, Brain, Heart, Stomach, Kidney, Bowels
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of human organ worksheet.
