Human body word search

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15-word Human Body word search, medium (across, down and diagonal) · 1 page + answer key

NameDateWord searchHuman Body Word SearchFind all 15 words. Words go across, down and diagonally.MMEAVIWSLBKPTYYBUSPUWNSHNDCHSTSUBKHTHAIILPOKPGHECGTABFONDIBRAINRPROMGILDMRSKTHTKNUKBONTKDTRINTESTINESBHASDLVSCIRDYHLGDKLENOLOETSIMYAIUJSKEEYESOJTTNERVESYCDOOTMBPDTECRDAEFind these 15 wordsBONESBRAINDIAPHRAGMEYESHEARTINTESTINESJOINTSKIDNEYSMUSCLESNERVESPUPILSKINSTOMACHTEETHTONGUEedulist.com/worksheets/puzzles/word-search/human-bodyFree printables, plus learning programs scholarships can pay for

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This human body word search covers organs, bones and body systems at an upper-elementary level. Each puzzle picks 15 of 28 words, including heart, lungs, brain, kidneys, liver, stomach, intestines, diaphragm, femur, skull, ribs, spine, nerves, veins and cells.

It works as a preview before a body unit or a review after one. Pair it with a quick "where is it?" game: after finding each word, your child points to that part of their own body. A few facts in the bank are worth saying out loud: an adult skeleton has 206 bones, skin is the body's largest organ, and the femur is its longest bone.

Tips for using it

  • Trace your child's outline on butcher paper and label the organs they found.
  • Group the words by system: breathing, digestion, the skeleton and the brain and nerves.

Questions

How many bones are in the human body?

An adult has 206 bones. Babies are born with more, around 270, and some fuse together as they grow.

What grade is this human body word search for?

Grades 3 to 6 on Medium. For younger kids, choose My own words and use simple body parts like hand, foot, nose and knee.