Human Body and Health Worksheets

This Science and EVS subcategory brings related human body topics together so you can choose an activity without searching through unrelated worksheets. Start with Body Parts Worksheets, then move to Five Senses Worksheets and Sense Organs Worksheets. Skeleton Worksheets and Human Organs Worksheets introduce parts inside the body. Teeth Worksheets cover simple dental care, while Healthy and Junk Food Worksheets support basic food choices. Personal Hygiene Worksheets cover everyday habits such as washing hands, brushing teeth and keeping clean. Each topic page contains printable activities suited to young children.

For children aged 3 to 5, begin with picture-based Body Parts Worksheets, simple matching tasks and Five Senses Worksheets. Children aged 5 to 6 can name sense organs, sort healthy and junk food, and label a basic skeleton. For ages 6 to 8, try Human Organs Worksheets, more detailed Skeleton Worksheets and short written questions about hygiene or teeth. You can make an activity easier by reading the instructions aloud or covering some labels. Make it harder by asking your child to explain what each body part does.

Use a body parts worksheet after your child draws a person and labels the head, arms, legs and other parts. At home, sort food pictures into two groups, then talk about one healthy choice for a snack. In class, pair children for a five senses activity and ask them to share one example for each sense. Use a hygiene worksheet before a handwashing routine, or let children colour a tooth picture and name good brushing habits. Keep pencils, crayons and a glue stick ready so the worksheet becomes a short, focused activity.

Open the topic page you need, sign in or create a free EarlyActivity account, and download the worksheet PDF. Free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day. The files are sized for A4 and US Letter paper. Select "Actual size" or 100% in your printer settings so labels and pictures keep their intended size. You may print the worksheets for use at home or in your own classroom. Sharing or reselling the files is not allowed.