Body Parts in English Worksheet
Speaking tips (Key words): One eye, two eyes; one hand, two hands — add “s” for more than one. Special ones: one tooth → two teeth, one foot → two feet. Action sentences start with the action: “Touch your nose.” “Clap your hands.” Describe with have and has: “I have long hair.” “It has two big ears.”
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- 1.Which word is “mouth”? (a) nose (b) tongue (c) mouth (d) eye
- 2.👀 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) I see with my eyes. (b) I brush my teeth every day. (c) It has two big ears.
- 3.Which word is “leg”? (a) arm (b) foot (c) tooth (d) leg
- 4.Make a sentence: eyes. / my / with / see / I
- 5.Which word is “eye”? (a) ear (b) hair (c) eye (d) hand
- 6.🦷 What is this? (a) tooth (b) nose (c) hair (d) mouth
- 7.Make a sentence: my / see / I / eyes. / with
- 8.💪 What is this? (a) eye (b) leg (c) foot (d) arm
- 9.👁️ What is this? (a) ear (b) eye (c) tooth (d) tongue
- 10.Make a sentence: teeth / I / my / every / day. / brush
- 11.🦵 What is this? (a) hand (b) arm (c) foot (d) leg
- 12.Which sentence says “I see with my eyes.”? (a) I see with my eyes. (b) It has two big ears. (c) I brush my teeth every day.
- 13.Which sentence says “I have short hair.”? (a) Clap your hands two times. (b) I have short hair. (c) It has two big ears.
- 14.👂 What is this? (a) tooth (b) leg (c) ear (d) eye
- 15.Which word is “tongue”? (a) leg (b) nose (c) eye (d) tongue
- 16.👧 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) I have long hair. (b) Clap your hands two times. (c) I brush my teeth every day.
- 17.Which word is “tooth”? (a) ear (b) tooth (c) hand (d) eye
- 18.👄 What is this? (a) tongue (b) mouth (c) tooth (d) nose
- 19.Which sentence says “Clap your hands two times.”? (a) I see with my eyes. (b) Clap your hands two times. (c) I brush my teeth every day.
- 20.Which word is “ear”? (a) nose (b) ear (c) leg (d) arm
- 21.Make a sentence: short / have / hair. / I
- 22.👅 What is this? (a) foot (b) tongue (c) tooth (d) mouth
- 23.👦 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) It has two big ears. (b) Clap your hands two times. (c) I have short hair.
- 24.Which word is “nose”? (a) foot (b) mouth (c) eye (d) nose
- 25.Which sentence says “It has two big ears.”? (a) It has two big ears. (b) I see with my eyes. (c) I have short hair.
- 26.Which word is “arm”? (a) nose (b) leg (c) arm (d) hair
- 27.Which sentence says “I brush my teeth every day.”? (a) I have long hair. (b) I see with my eyes. (c) I brush my teeth every day.
- 28.Which sentence says “I have long hair.”? (a) I have long hair. (b) I brush my teeth every day. (c) It has two big ears.
- 29.Which word is “hand”? (a) mouth (b) hand (c) arm (d) leg
- 30.Make a sentence: teeth / brush / day. / every / my / I
- 31.Make a sentence: your / times. / Clap / two / hands
- 32.Make a sentence: two / your / times. / Clap / hands
- 33.✋ What is this? (a) leg (b) hair (c) eye (d) hand
- 34.Make a sentence: your / hands / two / times. / Clap
- 35.👃 What is this? (a) nose (b) arm (c) ear (d) tongue
- 36.🐰 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Clap your hands two times. (b) I see with my eyes. (c) It has two big ears.
- 37.🦶 What is this? (a) foot (b) tongue (c) hand (d) hair
- 38.Make a sentence: ears. / big / has / It / two
- 39.Which word is “foot”? (a) tooth (b) leg (c) foot (d) nose
- 40.Make a sentence: I / brush / day. / teeth / my / every
Answer key
- mouth
- I see with my eyes.
- leg
- I see with my eyes.
- eye
- tooth
- I see with my eyes.
- arm
- eye
- I brush my teeth every day.
- leg
- I see with my eyes.
- I have short hair.
- ear
- tongue
- I have long hair.
- tooth
- mouth
- Clap your hands two times.
- ear
- I have short hair.
- tongue
- I have short hair.
- nose
- It has two big ears.
- arm
- I brush my teeth every day.
- I have long hair.
- hand
- I brush my teeth every day.
- Clap your hands two times.
- Clap your hands two times.
- hand
- Clap your hands two times.
- nose
- It has two big ears.
- foot
- It has two big ears.
- foot
- I brush my teeth every day.
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