FREE! - Organ Labelling Activity | Full Human Body Chart Download - Free Printable

To solve this worksheet, we need to match the descriptions of body parts (on the left page) with their correct names and then place those names on the diagram (on the right page).

Here is the step-by-step logic to find the correct answers:

Step 1: Identify the organs based on the descriptions.
Let's look at the key descriptions provided in the text boxes and match them to the scientific names listed in the word bank.

1. Description: "Protects body temperature, keeps body healthy..." / "Controls all our movements..."
* Match: This describes the Brain. It is the control center of the body.
2. Description: "Pumps oxygenated blood around your body..."
* Match: The organ that pumps blood is the Heart.
3. Description: "Filters waste and salt out of your blood..."
* Match: The organs that filter blood to make urine are the Kidneys.
4. Description: "Produces enzymes necessary for digestion." / "Stores food from the oesophagus..." (Note: The stomach stores food, but the pancreas produces enzymes. Looking at the diagram lines, we need to distinguish them carefully).
* Let's look at another clue: "Takes in oxygen... and expels carbon dioxide." -> This is the Lungs.
5. Description: "Contains the digestive juices... breaks down food..."
* Match: This is the Stomach.
6. Description: "Absorbs water from undigested food..."
* Match: This is the function of the Large Intestine.
7. Description: "Absorbs nutrients from digested food into the blood."
* Match: This is the function of the Small Intestine.
8. Description: "Stores bile produced by the liver."
* Match: This is the Gall Bladder.
9. Description: "Detoxifies chemicals... metabolizes drugs."
* Match: This is the Liver.
10. Description: "Carries food from the mouth to the stomach."
* Match: This tube is the Oesophagus.
11. Description: "Tube that carries air to the lungs."
* Match: This is the Trachea (windpipe).

Step 2: Place the labels on the diagram.
Now we look at the lines on the human body diagram and assign the correct name to each line based on the organ's location.

* Top Line (Head): Points to the brain inside the skull. -> Brain
* Neck Area (Left side of image/Right side of body): Points to the large pink spongy organ. -> Lung
* Center Chest: Points to the organ between the lungs. -> Heart
* Throat Tube: Points to the tube going down the neck. -> Trachea (or Oesophagus depending on the specific line depth, but usually the front tube is trachea). *Correction:* Looking closely at standard diagrams, the tube behind the trachea is the oesophagus. The line pointing to the tube leading to the stomach is the Oesophagus.
* Upper Right Abdomen (Left side of image): Points to the large dark red organ under the lung. -> Liver
* Under the Liver: Points to the small green sac. -> Gall Bladder
* Center Abdomen: Points to the J-shaped pouch. -> Stomach
* Behind the Stomach: Points to the leaf-shaped gland. -> Pancreas
* Lower Back/Sides: Points to the bean-shaped organs. -> Kidney
* Coiled Tubes in Center: Points to the long coiled tubes. -> Small Intestine
* Outer Frame of Gut: Points to the thicker tube surrounding the small intestine. -> Large Intestine

Final Check of the Matches:
1. Brain: Topmost box.
2. Lung: Upper chest box (pink area).
3. Heart: Center chest box.
4. Trachea: Neck tube (air).
5. Oesophagus: Neck tube (food).
6. Liver: Large organ on the right side of the body (left on page).
7. Gall Bladder: Small sac under the liver.
8. Stomach: Pouch below the diaphragm.
9. Pancreas: Behind/below stomach.
10. Kidney: Bean shape near the spine.
11. Small Intestine: Inner coils.
12. Large Intestine: Outer frame of the intestines.

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Final Answer:

Organ Names and Descriptions Matching:

* Brain: Controls all our movements, thinking, feeling and senses. Protects body temperature.
* Heart: Pumps oxygenated blood around your body and deoxygenated blood to the lungs.
* Lungs: Take in oxygen from the air and expel carbon dioxide.
* Liver: Detoxifies chemicals, metabolizes drugs, and secretes bile.
* Stomach: Stores food from the oesophagus and begins digestion using acid and enzymes.
* Kidneys: Filters waste and salt out of your blood to produce urine.
* Small Intestine: Absorbs nutrients from digested food into the blood.
* Large Intestine: Absorbs water from undigested food and passes waste to the rectum.
* Pancreas: Produces enzymes necessary for digestion and regulates blood sugar.
* Gall Bladder: Stores bile produced by the liver.
* Oesophagus: Carries food from the mouth to the stomach.
* Trachea: Tube that carries air to the lungs.

Diagram Labelling (from top to bottom, generally):

1. Brain (Head)
2. Trachea (Windpipe in neck)
3. Oesophagus (Food pipe in neck/chest)
4. Lung (Chest cavity)
5. Heart (Center of chest)
6. Liver (Upper abdomen, right side of body)
7. Gall Bladder (Under the liver)
8. Stomach (Upper abdomen, left side of body)
9. Pancreas (Behind stomach)
10. Kidney (Back of abdomen)
11. Small Intestine (Center of lower abdomen)
12. Large Intestine (Surrounding the small intestine)