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02. Structure of Human Body
Cheeks – the parts of your face
between your nose and your ears
Ears – the farthest part of our face, and
the part of our body that hears sounds
Elbow – a joint in our arm that means
we can fold it almost in half
Eyes – part of our face that can see
things
Fingers – five long, thin digits attached
to the end of each of our hands
Foot – the parts at the very end of our
legs that we use to stand up, walk and
run
Forehead – the flat, hard area at the
very top of our face, above our eyes
Hand – the parts at the ends of our
arms
where our fingers are located that
Figure 2.1 (Body parts)
we use to pick things up, scratch an
itch, wave hello and lots more!
Heart – a very important muscle that pumps blood throughout our whole body, running our
circulatory system
Hips – the joints that attaches our legs to the rest of our body
Intestines – part of our digestive system; where food goes after it leaves the stomach
Knee – the joint in the middle of our leg that lets us bend it so we can walk and run
Liver – one of our vital organs; one of its jobs is to makes important chemicals that help us
digest
Mouth – part of our face that we need to eat, talk and smile!
Nose – part of our face that helps us breathe and smell things
Shoulder – the joint near our neck that attaches our arm to our body, allowing it to move
around
Shin – the part of our leg below the knee
Stomach – part of our digestive system; where food goes after we chew and swallow it
Toes – five small digits attached to the end of each of our feet
Wrist – the joint that attaches our hand to the rest of our arm, and allows our hand to move in
lots of different directions