The human body
Hear and read the name of a body part, then tap the right picture. A free game to learn 12 body parts.
How to play
- Your child hears the name of a body part and sees it written.
- They tap the right picture out of three.
- Each right answer on the first try wins a star. A game has 10 questions.
What your child learns
- The names of body parts
- Reading a word and matching it to a picture
- Telling close parts apart: hand and arm, foot and leg
Body parts in the game
- eye
- ear
- nose
- mouth
- tooth
- tongue
- hand
- foot
- leg
- arm
- brain
- heart
Parent and teacher card
- Age
- Ages 8 to 9
- Level
- Grades 3 and 4
- Length
- 10 questions, about 5 minutes
- Skills
- The names of body parts · Reading a word and matching it to a picture · Telling close parts apart: hand and arm, foot and leg
- At home
- After each answer, ask your child to point to the same part on their own body and say what it does: eyes to see, ears to hear.
- In class
- after each answer, ask for an example around them: something red in the room, an animal they've seen, a body part to point to.