Explore 25 worksheets related to parts of the body worksheets currently available in our library. Explore Parts of the Body worksheets for kindergarten featuring fun printable activities to learn common body parts and what they do. These worksheets include labeling, matching, tracing, cut-and-paste activities, face parts, hands and fingers, legs and feet, counting, body-part actions, picture-word matching, drawing, coloring, and review activities.
Parts of the Body
Introduce common external body parts with a child-friendly labeled figure and tracing practice for head, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, arms, hands, legs, and feet.
Label the Body Parts
Practice body-part vocabulary by using a word bank to label nine common external body parts on a clear child figure.
Body Parts Matching
Build body-part recognition by matching isolated pictures of common body parts to their correct names.
Body Parts Cut and Paste
Practice early body-part vocabulary with a hands-on cut-and-paste activity matching word cards to a child figure.
My Head and Face
Explore the head and face while tracing and identifying hair, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.
Parts of the Face
Label six common parts of the face using a word bank and clear pointer lines.
Build a Face
Build a face by cutting and pasting eyes, ears, a nose, a mouth, and hair onto a blank head outline.
Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Mouth
Practice identifying and tracing the words eyes, ears, nose, and mouth with simple body-part illustrations.
My Arms and Hands
Learn vocabulary for arms and hands by tracing arm, hand, elbow, and fingers and exploring a clear hand illustration.
My Legs and Feet
Learn vocabulary for legs and feet by tracing leg, knee, foot, and toes with simple child-friendly illustrations.
My Hand and Fingers
Explore the hand and fingers with a large hand outline, counting practice, and tracing for hand, fingers, and thumb.
My Foot and Toes
Explore the foot and toes with counting practice and tracing for foot, heel, and toes.
How Many Body Parts?
Combine early science and counting by recording how many common external body parts children have.
Body Parts: One or Two?
Build body awareness and counting skills by deciding whether common body parts occur as one or two.
What Body Part Is Missing?
Develop visual observation and body-part vocabulary by identifying the missing external body part in each picture.
Finish the Body
Practice body awareness and drawing by completing simple child figures with missing external body parts.
Body Part or Not?
Identify body parts in a mixed picture grid by distinguishing them from familiar everyday objects.
Which Body Part?
Connect common actions and senses to the body parts used for seeing, hearing, smelling, eating, clapping, kicking, walking, and waving.
What Can My Body Do?
Explore what the body can do by matching simple actions such as seeing, hearing, clapping, walking, and kicking to the body parts that help.
Body Parts and Actions
Match eyes, ears, nose, hands, legs, and feet to familiar actions in a clear picture-based activity.
Body Parts Color by Code
Review major external body parts with a simple color-by-code activity using a child figure and five body-area categories.
Body Parts Trace and Write
Combine science vocabulary and handwriting practice by tracing and independently writing eight common body-part words.
Body Parts Picture Word Match
Practice picture-word recognition by matching ten body-part illustrations with their corresponding vocabulary words.
Parts of the Body Review
Review body-part vocabulary with four mini-activities covering labeling, matching, counting, and drawing.
Parts of the Body Challenge
Complete a comprehensive body-parts review with six different challenges covering labeling, finding, counting, matching, tracing, and drawing.