The Human Body - Internal Organs worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to match each organ with the correct box in the diagram.

We are given these organs to place:
- liver
- lungs
- kidneys
- heart
- stomach
- brain
- intestines

Now, let’s look at where each organ is located in the human body (based on standard anatomy):

1. Brain – It’s inside the head, at the top of the body. The arrow pointing to the head should get “brain”.

2. Lungs – These are the two large pinkish organs in the chest area, one on each side of the heart. The arrows pointing to the left and right sides of the chest (around the middle) should be “lungs”.

3. Heart – This is the red organ located between the lungs, slightly to the left side of the chest. One arrow points directly to it — that’s “heart”.

4. Liver – This is the large brownish organ under the right lung (on the viewer’s left side). An arrow points to it from the left side — that’s “liver”.

5. Stomach – This is below the liver, more toward the center-left of the abdomen. One arrow points there — that’s “stomach”.

6. Kidneys – These are two bean-shaped organs near the back, below the stomach and liver, on either side of the spine. Arrows point to them from both sides — those are “kidneys”.

7. Intestines – These are the coiled tubes in the lower belly, below the stomach and kidneys. The bottom arrow on the left points here — that’s “intestines”.

Now, matching the boxes:

Looking at the diagram layout:

Left column (top to bottom):
- Top box → points to brain → brain
- Second box → points to liver → liver
- Third box → points to stomach → stomach
- Bottom box → points to intestines → intestines

Right column (top to bottom):
- Top box → points to lungs (right lung) → lungs
- Second box → points to heart → heart
- Third box → points to kidneys (right kidney) → kidneys

Wait — actually, looking again: there are 7 boxes total? Let me count:

Left side: 4 boxes
Right side: 3 boxes
Total = 7 boxes → matches 7 organs.

So assigning:

Left column (from top to bottom):
1. Brain
2. Liver
3. Stomach
4. Intestines

Right column (from top to bottom):
1. Lungs
2. Heart
3. Kidneys

But wait — the arrows might not all be labeled clearly in order. Let’s double-check based on typical diagrams:

Actually, in most such diagrams:

- The top-left box points to the brain → brain
- The second-left box points to the liver → liver
- The third-left box points to the stomach → stomach
- The bottom-left box points to the intestines → intestines

On the right:

- Top-right box points to the lungs → lungs
- Middle-right box points to the heart → heart
- Bottom-right box points to the kidneys → kidneys

Yes, that makes sense anatomically.

Final Answer:

Left column (top to bottom):
brain
liver
stomach
intestines

Right column (top to bottom):
lungs
heart
kidneys