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Naming the Main Parts of My Body

with Medi

Medi the friendly guide stands in a bright sunlit park, pointing to different parts of their own body and smiling at a group of curious children seated on the grass.

Identify at least five main body parts by name: head, arms, legs, eyes, and ears.
Explain one job that each named body part does.
Sort body parts into two groups: parts found on the head, and parts that help you move.
Predict which body part you would use for a given everyday action.

Key terms

head: The top part of your body that holds your brain.
brain: The body part that helps you think and learn.
arms: Body parts that help you reach, carry, and wave.
legs: Body parts that help you walk, run, and jump.

Parts On Your Head

The head is the part at the top of your body, and it holds some very important parts. Inside your head is your brain, which helps you think, remember, and learn new things, like the lesson you are doing right now. On your head you also have eyes that help you see colors and shapes, and ears that help you hear sounds like music, voices, and a barking dog. The head is a busy place full of helpful parts.

Parts That Help You Move

Some of your body parts are built to help you move around. Your arms hang down from your shoulders, and they let you reach for things, carry your backpack, wave hello, and give big hugs. Your legs are at the bottom of your body, and they are strong enough to help you walk, run, jump, and kick a ball. Without arms and legs, moving and playing would be very hard.

Body Parts Work Together

Your body parts do not work alone; they team up every single day. When you play catch, your eyes see the ball, your brain decides when to move, your legs run to the right spot, and your arms reach out to catch it. Each part has its own job, but they all work together so you can do amazing things. A good question to ask is: what does this part help me do?

Worked examples

Which body part do you use to kick a ball?

Kicking means swinging your foot to hit something.
Your legs are the strong parts at the bottom of your body that help you move and kick.
So you use your legs to kick a ball.

Answer: You use your legs.

Where is your brain, and what does it do?

Your brain is kept safe inside your head, not your arm or leg.
The brain helps you think, remember, and learn.
So the brain is in your head and it helps you think and learn.

Answer: Your brain is in your head, and it helps you think and learn.

Hi there! I am Medi, and today we are going to learn about YOUR amazing body! Your body has many parts. Let us name some of them together. Some parts are on your HEAD — the top of your body. Your HEAD is where your brain lives. Your brain helps you think and learn — just like you are doing right now! Also on your head, you have EYES. Eyes help you see colors, shapes, and the people you love. And on your head, you have EARS. Ears help you hear sounds — like music, voices, and a dog barking! Some other parts help you MOVE. Your ARMS hang down from your shoulders. Arms help you reach, carry, wave, and give hugs. Your LEGS are at the bottom of your body. Legs help you walk, run, jump, and kick a ball. So we have two groups: parts on your HEAD (eyes, ears, brain), and parts that help you MOVE (arms, legs). Every body part has a job, and your body parts work together every single day! Here is a hint: when you think of a body part, ask yourself — what does this part help me DO?

Activity

Sort each body part into the correct group: HEAD parts or MOVE parts.

Practice

Decide if your ears belong in the head group or the move group.

Name the body parts you would use to give a friend a hug.

Common mistakes to avoid

The brain is inside your armThe brain is kept safe inside your head, not your arm; your arm has muscles and bones but no brain.
Ears are used for movingEars are on your head and help you hear sounds; your legs, not your ears, help you move.

Check your understanding

Which body part helps you HEAR sounds?

Which body parts do the moving when you run and jump?

Your friend says your brain is inside your arm. Is that right?

Recap

Your body has parts on your head, like your brain, eyes, and ears, and parts that help you move, like your arms and legs. Each part has its own job, and they all work together every day to help you live and play.

Reflect

Which body part do you think is the most amazing, and why?