Human Body

Ages 4 to 6+: Build vocabulary and writing skills by identifying and labeling the different organs in the human body

Ages 3 to 6: Expand vocabulary and support language development while learning about different organs in the human body

Ages 2 to 6: Increase fine motor strength, inspire creative thinking, and allow time for dramatic play

Ages 3 to 6+: Build vocabulary and writing skills by observing, identifying, and labeling the bones in the human skeleton

Ages 3 to 6: Build vocabulary and phonics skills by identifying letters of the alphabet and connecting the letters to beginning sounds in words

Ages 2 to 5: Engage in dramatic play and support letter recognition by pretending to be an eye doctor

Ages 2 to 6: Create self-portraits with play dough, loose parts, or other favorite art materials

Ages 3 to 6: Expand vocabulary and support language development while identifying different parts of the human body

Ages 2 to 5: Engage in dramatic play, strengthen fine motor skills and support language development by pretending to be a doctor

Ages 4 to 6+: Create a self portrait of the inner workings of your own body

Ages 3 to 5: Build measurement skills by measuring the length of a handprint and footprint

Ages 3 to 6: Build vocabulary and phonics skills by identifying letters of the alphabet and connecting the letters to beginning sounds in words

Ages 3 to 6+: Build vocabulary and writing skills by labeling the different parts of the respiratory system and learning about their individual functions

Ages 2 to 5: Use dot markers to learn the letters E, H, and M as well as their corresponding sounds

Ages 3 to 6: Identify the human body's major internal organs and learn about their functions

Ages 2 to 5: Develop healthy oral hygiene habits by identifying foods that build strong teeth

Ages 2 to 5: Learn the importance of dental hygiene and good brushing while building fine motor skills

Ages 2 to 5: Use paint to make a mouth filled with teeth

Ages 3 to 6: Practice counting, identify written numerals, and learn how to represent a quantity with bone-shaped tally marks