Layers of the Skin Differentiated Labelling Activity - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are labeling the layers and parts of the skin using the words provided at the bottom:
Dermis layer, Hair follicle, Hair, Epidermis layer, Subcutaneous layer, Sweat gland

Look at the diagram:

1. The topmost thin purple layer is the outermost part of the skin → that’s the Epidermis layer.
2. Below that, the thicker pink layer with structures inside → that’s the Dermis layer.
3. At the very bottom, the yellow fatty-looking layer → that’s the Subcutaneous layer.
4. The long dark strand sticking out from the top → that’s the Hair.
5. The structure surrounding the hair root deep in the dermis → that’s the Hair follicle.
6. The coiled blue structure near the hair follicle → that’s the Sweat gland.

Now match each label to its correct box in the diagram:

- Top left box (pointing to the top purple layer) → Epidermis layer
- Middle left box (pointing to the pink middle layer) → Dermis layer
- Bottom left box (pointing to the yellow bottom layer) → Subcutaneous layer
- Right side, top box (pointing to the hair strand) → Hair
- Right side, middle box (pointing to the base of the hair) → Hair follicle
- Right side, bottom box (pointing to the coiled blue thing) → Sweat gland

✔ All labels matched correctly.

Final Answer:
Top left box: Epidermis layer
Middle left box: Dermis layer
Bottom left box: Subcutaneous layer
Right top box: Hair
Right middle box: Hair follicle
Right bottom box: Sweat gland