Human Body Activities for Elementary Education and Early Childhood Education

Check out some in this post Human Body Activities, ready to print and apply in the classroom or as a homework assignment for early graders. several educational science activities about the human body to print and also available for download in PDF.

The human body:

O Human Body it is made up of different parts, including the skin, muscles, nerves, organs, bones, etc. Every part of the human body is made up of countless cells that have defined shapes and functions.

How does the human body work?

Index

Human Body Activities for Early Childhood Education
Human Body Activities - Write the names
Human Body Activities - Word Search
Human Body Activities - Body Parts
Human Body Activities to print
Human Body Activities - The members
Human Body Activities – Shall we sing?
Human Body Activities – Our body booklet for Early Childhood Education
Human Body Activities - Assembling the Human Body
Human Body Activities – Playing with Music

Human Body Activities for Early Childhood Education

Promote knowledge of human beings, teaching about their bodies, encouraging the concepts of hygiene and health.

Activity Suggestions:

Promote training sessions with activities and songs about the human body;
Informal debates on types of: eye, hair, skin color, etc;
Questions about body parts;
Watch yourself in a mirror to learn the importance of the perception of your “I”;
Measure weight, height, size of feet;
Draw the silhouette of a boy and a girl on Kraft paper;
Draw the self portrait on a sheet;
Make puppets from recycled newspapers;

See more at: Lesson Plan taking care of the body - Personal Hygiene

Human Body Activities - Write the names

Target Audience: It can be done with older children, especially children who already know how to write to put their names on the boards.

Age: Children from 6 years old, or who can be in elementary school who are between 06 and 10 years old.

Resources: It is necessary to print sheets with a character, where all parts of the human body are indicated by arrows and numbers. The drawings can then be applied to the student's notebook or even the possibility of creating exhibitions in the classroom, each student with their work done in front of the game of writing the names of parts.

Objective: The purpose of the game write the names is to make the children identify each part of the body that the drawing indicates. They need to know the names of the body parts indicated by the arrow and then write them correctly in the box located next to the drawing on the side that indicates the same number that their drawing demonstrated.

Human Body Activities - Write the names

Step by step game about the human body Write the names:

Distribute a sheet with characters and arrows/numbers indicating each part of the body to all students.
The arrows represent the parts of the human body that need to be written on the sheet of paper next to the numbered chart. The student can also paint the entire character, making it more fun.
It can be interesting to create a good competition among students, where whoever finishes first or gets everything right can win a prize and have their work displayed in the classroom.

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Human Body Activities - Word Search

Human Body Activities - Body Parts

Human Body Activities to print

Correctly name the indicated body parts.

My body moves: Make a report, recording the activities you do with your body during the day: Human Body Activities

Write the part of the body indicated by the numeral: Human Body Activities

Complete the text by writing the words below: Human Body Activities

Human Body Activities - The members

Also see: Sequence of activities - Human Body

Human Body Activities – Shall we sing?

My characteristics:

Mark with an X the table with your physical characteristics: Human Body Activities

Our body is made up of three parts: Head, torso and limbs

Human Body Activities – Our body booklet for Early Childhood Education

Material available on the website Teach and Learn:

To have full access to the Booklet about the Human Body, check the following link and download the PDF handout:

Download in PDF.

Human Body Activities - Assembling the Human Body

Target Audience: It can be done with children and teenagers. Or in this case, from kindergarten to elementary school.

Age: Children from 6 years old.

Resources: use a large sheet of Kraft paper to glue all parts of the body. Or it can be cardboard with very vibrant colors, but the important thing is that they are able to use all the spaces assembling the human body. Scissors will also be used to cut out the parts and, of course, glue to apply the parts of the human body of the design to the paper.

Objective: the objective of the game assembling the human body will be to make all children assemble the body of the drawing that been distributed to them, where they can identify which parts of a human body correspond to the location of the design. Gluing each part of the body on the sheet and finally assembling the entire human body.

Step by step:

Distribute the drawing with the parts of the human body to the children, and these parts need to be separated, indicating your need to cut them out.
After cutting them out, distribute the glue and the sheets of kraft paper or cardboard for them to assemble the body.
It is interesting that children have a sheet and a drawing for each one, promoting so that everyone can learn the parts of the human body. At the end of the whole game, you can promote a classroom display with the sheets.

A suggestion when drawing the body parts is to have the students make the drawings themselves, thus getting used to their shapes, and even putting their creativity to work. Another good idea to make this exercise even more interesting is to complement it with the game we suggest in another exercise, with the drawing of the human body made by the students. This way the exercise will become even more immersive for them.