PARTS OF THE BODY- MAPEH 1
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This document describes the major parts of the human body, including the head, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, trunk, waist, hips, thighs, knees, legs, feet, ankles, and toes. It explains the basic functions of each body part, such as the ears are for hearing, eyes are for seeing, and mouth is for speaking and eating. The document provides a high-level overview of the human body parts and their functions.
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PARTS OF THE BODY- MAPEH 1
- 3. Head – contains the ears, eyes, nose, and mouth.
- 4. ear – used for hearing. eye – used for seeing. nose – used for breathing and smelling. mouth – used for speaking and eating.
- 5. neck – connects the head to the trunk.
- 6. shoulder – allows you to move your arms up, down, and around. arm – used for a lot of movements such as throwing and picking up things.
- 7. elbow – allows you to bend your arms. wrist – allows you to move your hand. hand - used for touching, holding, and grasping.
- 8. trunk – contains many smaller parts of the body. waist – helps you bend your body. hip - connects the trunk to the legs.
- 9. thigh – allows you to support the weight of your body while you move. knee – allows you to bend your leg
- 10. leg – used for a lot of movements such as standing, walking, running, and jumping.
- 11. foot – allows you to move from place to place as you walk, run, or jump. It also supports the weight of your whole body.
- 12. ankle – connects the foot to the leg. It also allows you to wiggle your foot from side to side. toes– parts of the foot that keep your balance as you move your whole body.
- 13. heel – helps in the proper movement of foot when you are walking.