We’re jumping right into my favorite subject and getting into some science worksheets. We’ll be working on the human body next, so look forward to getting some more printable worksheets to help your kids learn about their bodies. This set introduces some of the main human body organs and I also have a library of other human body worksheets for kids that explore the various systems.
You’ll get one page of the fill in the blank and another page of the cards to match up the labels to the pictures.
On the first worksheet, it uses the words bowels to include both small and large intestine, I’d prefer to keep them separate but I had to choice with the image I was using.
My plan is to go through each of the body’s systems so stay tuned as we jump into more details later. Right now I wanted to give my child a bigger picture overview and get him use to seeing these organs.
I left it up to him to ask me what they did, he wanted to know how kidneys worked and I explained how they filtered out unwanted waste to create urine. Of course, he had to laugh at the organ that created pee. Don’t even get me started on bowels with him. It will be a fun study so we’ve gathered up some books and will be jumping in.
Melissa & Doug Magnetic Human Body Anatomy Play Set With 24 Magnetic Pieces and Storage Tray
Learning Resources Human Body ModelThe Magic School Bus: A Journey into the Human BodySmartLab Toys Squishy Human BodyMy First Human Body Book
We’ll start with some of the major organs as I try to gather more images for what I want to teach my son.
Get the Human Body Printables Here >>
I also have Preschool Human Body Printables too.
You can also find my Digestive System Worksheets as well.
Want more science printables? I have the nervous system, plant and animal cell worksheets in the Living Life and Learning Lab and you also get access to all of my freebies in one area to download everything that you need.
From the Early Elementary bloggers please visit their sites to see what awesome human body activities they’re up to.
STEM Respiratory System Investigation Asthma versus Healthy from Life Over C’s
What’s Inside Your Blood – An Edible Model from Preschool Powol Packets
Telling the Time – Body Clock from Rainy Day Mum
Human Body Games for Kidsfrom The Natural Homeschool
5 Senses Unit from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Hands-On Learning about Taste Budsfrom Look! We’re Learning!
Bones from Sugar Aunts
Human Body Math from Planet Smarty Pants
Parts of the Eye Painting from Still Playing School
These are so beautiful! 🙂
What a wonderful resource! They are perfect for human body units. We will be using them the next time we are learning about anatomy. Pinned for future reference!! Have a blessed weekend!!
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Wonderful, thank you!
thanks so much for a wonderful idea!.. unfortunately this is the message I get once I click on your link:
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Thanks I”m looking into the issue and sent you the pdf.
Thanks so much for sharing these incredible units. My 7 year old niece want one with everything. She asks about the appendix, Pancreas, and the gallbladder. Any ideas where I could find that material? Thanks again love these units. My 5 year old son really enjoys them.
I’m glad she’s enjoying them. I’m working on adding more so once I can find great clip art, I’ll update this.
HELLO! these printables seem amazing and i would love to use them with our little but for some reason it keeps saying my email address is invalid. i have tried both of the ones i have and neither one is working. is there any other way i can get access to the print outs?
Tara, I manually added you to the list and you should have received the printables, let me know if that didn’t work.
Very cool. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you so much. Very usefull for me. Marika
Love the level of detail and color provided in your resources! I’m starting a month long human heart journey with my 3 year old and I look forward to referencing some of your material. Thank you!
Sounds like fun!
Thank you! These are beautiful!
You’re welcome!