Teach children the parts of a human body and it's intricate workings through these interactive visual puzzles.

1. EOTO : The Human Body
Fun Learning for Kids
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2. Each individual has a blood type. Can you guess which
blood type is the following:
a. Universal blood donor :
b. Universal blood recipient:
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3. Human thumbs are called opposable thumbs. This
means that our thumbs move in an opposite direction
to our fingers. It is because of our opposable thumbs
that humans can easily grasp or turn doorknobs and
other items. List the animals that have opposable
thumbs
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4. Who Am I?
a. I am white and rather bony.
I run all along your body
With my help, you can sit, stand and bend.
b. I am the strongest muscle in your body
I help you chew your food
I know what tastes sweet, salty and bitter.
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5. There are many famous idioms that include the human
body to describe situations or feelings. Complete the
following idioms:
a.
When something is too difficult to understand, one says, “It just went over
my ____.”
b.
When one sympathises with a person, one says, “My ___ goes out to you.”
c.
When one senses something about a person or a place, one says “ I have a
___ feeling. This will be good.”
d.
When one feels nervous, one says “I have butterflies in my ______!”
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6. Identify the different parts of the human digestive
system.
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7. From the word search, find 8 external parts of the
human body.
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8. Answers:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
a: O-ve, b: AB+
Chimps, koalas, giant panda, apes, gorillas
a: Skeleton, b: Tongue
a: Head, B: Heart, C: Gut, D: Stomach
1: Mouth, 2: Esophagus, 3: Liver, 4: Large Intestine, 5: Stomach, 6:
Pancreas, 7: Small Intestine
6. Hair, nail, knuckle, finger, toe, elbow, nose, earlobe
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