Parts of My Body for Kids in English with their Pictures

Parts of My Body for Kids in English with their Pictures

Learning the names of body parts is important for kids. It helps them talk about their body, stay safe, and speak better English. In this lesson, we will learn the main parts of the body using simple words and pictures.

Here are the common body parts shown in the picture. Every word is easy to remember and use in daily life.

Parts of My Body for kids

  • Head – The top part of the body where your brain, hair, and face are.
  • Eye – You have two eyes. You use them to see.
  • Ear – You have two ears. You use them to hear sounds.
  • Neck – The part that connects your head to your body.
  • Shoulder – The part on top of your arms where you can carry a bag.
  • Hand – You use your hands to hold and touch things.
  • Finger – Each hand has five fingers. You use them to pick up things.
  • Stomach – The front part of your body below the chest where food goes after eating.
  • Knee – The middle part of your leg that helps you bend.
  • Foot – The bottom part of your leg that touches the ground.
  • Toe – Each foot has five toes, just like fingers on hands.
  • Mouth – You use your mouth to eat, speak, and smile.

Tips to Learn Faster

  • Look at the picture and say each body part loudly
  • Point to your body while saying the name
  • Practice with friends or family every day

Human Body Parts Names for Kids

Parts of My Body with their Pictures
Parts of My Body

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One Comment on “Parts of My Body for Kids in English with their Pictures”

  1. This is such a wonderful and easy-to-understand guide for kids to learn the names of body parts! The pictures really help make the learning fun and clear. Thank you for sharing this — it’s a great resource for parents and teachers to support children’s vocabulary building in English

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