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The document lists and identifies the main parts of the human body, breaking it into three sections - the head, limbs, and torso. It proceeds to name and describe individual body parts such as the arm, fingers, feet, head, toes, mouth, legs, shoulder, nose, hands, tongue, wrist, ear, elbow, eye, hair, knee, ankle, hip, tummy, bottom, neck, eyelashes, eyebrows, chin, and cheeks.
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PARTS OF THE BODY FLASHCARDS
- 1. PARTS OF THE BODY
- 2. My body has three sections:
- 5. This is an arm.
- 10. What´s this?
- 11. This is a head.
- 12. What´s this?
- 13. These are toes.
- 14. What´s this?
- 15. This is a mouth.
- 16. What´s this?
- 17. These are legs.
- 18. What´s this?
- 19. This is a shoulder.
- 20. What´s this?
- 21. This is a nose.
- 22. What´s this?
- 23. These are hands.
- 24. What´s this?
- 25. This is a tongue.
- 26. What´s this?
- 27. This is a wrist.
- 28. What´s this?
- 29. This is an ear.
- 30. What´s this?
- 31. This is an elbow.
- 32. What´s this?
- 33. This is an eye.
- 34. What´s this?
- 35. This is hair.
- 36. What´s this?
- 37. This is a knee.
- 38. What´s this?
- 39. This is an ankle.
- 40. What´s this?
- 41. This is a hip.
- 42. What´s this?
- 43. This is a tummy
- 44. What´s this?
- 45. This is a bottom
- 46. What´s this?
- 47. This is a neck
- 48. What´s this?
- 50. What´s this?
- 52. What´s this?
- 53. This is a chin
- 54. What´s this?
- 55. These are cheeks