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This document is a matching activity where students draw lines from labels to the correct body parts. The labels include head, eye, fingers, mouth, ear, and nose and the image shows those corresponding body parts for the student to match.
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- 13. NAME _______________________________________________________________ DATE ________________________ edubuzzkids.com c 2013. All Rights Reserved. head eye fingers mouth ear nose MATCH BODY PARTS Draw a line from each label to the correct part of the body.