Free Body Parts Game Worksheet
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Free Body Parts Game Worksheet for Kindergarten
Students can learn the names and locations of body parts in this fun printable game. Children are asked to match the names of body parts with the pictures of each body part as they move around the board. This is an excellent way to teach kids about the human body.
The body parts covered in this activity are ears, nose, neck, hands, eyes, chest, arms, toes, legs, mouth, elbow, fingers, knees, head, and feet.
Page 2 - Instructions and Dice for the Body Parts Game
This worksheet has the instructions and dice for the body parts game. Children can make their own die that can be used when playing the game by completing a fun scissors activity.
How to Play the Body Parts Game
Roll a die to move around the board. When you land on the name of a body part, put a check mark inside the box that points to the correct body part. If you answer correctly, color the box with the body part's name. Repeat until you have colored all of the boxes. If you land on the same word twice, roll again.
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