Children are constantly seeking out new information to absorb. They are filled with questions.  As kids get older, they begin to realize that they can sing, laugh, play, and run. It's important to teach children about body parts. They can develop coordination and motor skills that will be helpful in the future while learning what their body parts do.

Learn these parts of body names to broaden your English vocabulary. Children's learning experiences can be expanded by teaching them about the body's parts.

Children begin to become conscious of themselves between the ages of four and six months. This is an excellent time to begin introducing body parts vocabulary in their everyday lives. Here are some words to use while teaching your children about body parts.

Parts of the Body | Body Parts Categories

There are two categories of body parts: internal and external.

Body parts that are exterior to the body (external body parts) and internal body parts (internal parts of body).

Let's examine the parts of the human body that are external.

What is a torso?

Torso is the most significant section of the body and extends from the head to the waist. Do you know which body parts are found in the torso? Learn them together!

• Side, hip, waist, and gently
• Kindly, back, spine, and ribs
• belly button, skin, chest, and navel

What are Extremities?

A limb or appendage of the body, especially the hands and feet, is referred to as an extremity.

• Toes, ankle, foot, knee
• Hip, thigh, and leg

Human Body Parts Name (External)

(Parts of the body with pictures)

Body Parts Names

• Head
• Hair
• Ear
• Neck
• Eye
• Nose
• Mouth
• Shoulder
• Arm
• Toes
• Leg
• Knee
• Foot
• Hand

Parts of the Head

• Hair
• Eyelash
• Cheek
• Nostril
• Lip
• Neck
• Forehead
• Eyebrow
• Eye
• Eyelid
• Ear
• Nose
• Jaw
• Mouth
• Chin
• Mustache
• Beard

Parts of the Hand

• Thumb
• Index finger
• Middle finger
• Ring finger
• Little finger
• Palm
• Wrist
• Knuckle
• Fingernail

List of Human Internal Body Parts

• Brain
• Trachea
• Lungs
• Heart
• Liver
• Stomach
• Kidneys
• Intestines (large intestine and small intestine)
• Pharynx
• Larynx
• Arteries
• Gallbladder
• Spleen
• Urinary bladder
• Appendix