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ESL -- Parts of the body

59 questions

KG - Kindergarten

English

ESL -- Parts of the Body is a Kindergarten English worksheet that builds foundational body-part vocabulary for young English learners. Across 59 questions, students answer 47 multiple-choice items identifying words such as eyes, arm, nose, legs, mouth, ear, feet, hands, and face, then complete 12 short fill-in-the-blank prompts using vocabulary including elbow, finger, hand, head, and knee. The worksheet moves from recognizing individual body-part words to applying them in simple sentences. Students practise choosing the correct word for prompts such as “This is a…” and “These are …,” reinforcing the difference between singular and plural forms while developing early English reading and vocabulary skills. It is useful for introducing or reviewing body-part words in an ESL lesson, independent practice, or a quick vocabulary check. This is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key.

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ESL -- Parts of the body

Total questions: 59

Name
Class
Date
1.

EYES

a)
b)
c)
d)
2.

ARM

a)
b)
c)
d)
3.

NOSE

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

LEGS

a)
b)
c)
d)
5.

MOUTH

a)
b)
c)
d)
6.

EAR

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

FEET

a)
b)
c)
d)
8.

HANDS

a)
b)
c)
d)
9.

FACE

a)
b)
c)
d)
10.

This is an...

(a)  

11.

These are ...

(a)  

12.

This is a...

(a)  

13.

This is a...

(a)  

14.

This is a...

(a)  

15.

This is a...

(a)  

16.

This is a...

(a)  

17.

This is a...

(a)  

18.

This is a...

(a)  

19.

This is a...

(a)  

20.

This is a...

(a)  

21.

These are...

(a)  

22.
a)

Head

b)

Nose

c)

Hair

d)

Ear

23.
a)

Head

b)

Hair

c)

Nose

d)

Eye

24.
a)

Head

b)

Hair

c)

Eyes

d)

Nose

25.
a)

Head

b)

Hair

c)

Eyes

d)

Nose

26.
a)

Jaw

b)

Nose

c)

Hair

d)

Head

27.
a)

Hand

b)

Hair

c)

Head

d)

Eyes

28.
a)

Heel

b)

Head

c)

Hair

d)

Eyes

29.
a)

Hair

b)

Hair

c)

knee

d)

Eyes

30.
a)

Knee

b)

Haid

c)

Hair

d)

Toe

31.
a)

Arm

b)

Knee

c)

Hair

d)

Eyes

32.

We use our ………… to smell.

a)

eye

b)

hand

c)

nose

d)

ears

33.

We use our ………… to touch things.

a)

mouth

b)

hand

c)

nose

d)

fingers

34.

My mom always comb my ___________ everyday.

a)

nostrils

b)

hair

c)

nose

d)

fingers

35.

We use our ………… to hear.

a)

eye

b)

hand

c)

nose

d)

ears

36.

We use our ………… to see.

a)

eyes

b)

hand

c)

nose

d)

ears

37.

We use our ………… to walk.

a)

eyes

b)

hand

c)

legs

d)

nose

38.

We use our ………… to taste.

a)

lips

b)

tongue

c)

mouth

d)

teeth

39.

We use our ………… to bite.

a)

lips

b)

tongue

c)

mouth

d)

teeth

40.

We use trim our ………… to keep it clean.

a)

finger

b)

thumb

c)

fingernails

d)

teeth

41.

The fingers on my feet are called ________.

a)

feetnails

b)

toenail

c)

fingernails

d)

toes

42.

The hair inside our _______________ helps to clean the air that we breathe in.

a)

ear

b)

mouth

c)

nose

d)

eye

43.

The taste-buds on our ___________ help us to taste food.

a)

teeth

b)

lip

c)

gum

d)

tongue

44.

Our ______________ allow us to bite and chew our food.

a)

teeth

b)

fingers

c)

hands

d)

eyes

45.

If dirt gets into our ________________, tears will help to wash it out.

a)

ears

b)

eyes

c)

mouth

d)

nose

46.

Hair does not grow in the soles of our ___________________ .

a)

feet

b)

head

c)

face

d)

mouth

47.

The ___________________ of your hand is the inside part.

a)

wrist

b)

knuckle

c)

fingers

d)

palm

48.

If you touch something hot, your brain tells you to move your ______________ away.

a)

leg

b)

head

c)

face

d)

hand

49.

Your _______________ and brain work together to tell you the different sounds.

a)

eyes

b)

mouth

c)

ears

d)

skin

50.

The _____________ is the joint between the hand and the arm.

a)

waist

b)

elbow

c)

wrist

d)

finger

51.

Your _____________ is the place where your leg bends.

a)

thigh

b)

ankle

c)

knee

d)

hip

52.

Henry had an upset _____________ after eating so many lollipops.

a)

hip

b)

waist

c)

chest

d)

stomach

53.

Shirley blushes and her _____________ turned red.

a)

ears

b)

chin

c)

cheeks

d)

forehead

54.

Lin Mey twisted her ______________ when she wore her new high-heeled shoes.

a)

foot

b)

knee

c)

thigh

d)

ankle

55.

She helped him to his chair, with her arm around his __________ .

a)

neck

b)

chest

c)

shoulder

d)

abdomen

56.

Please trim my ___________ . It is too long.

a)

hair

b)

chest

c)

shoulder

d)

fingernail

57.

Although ___________ are very strong, they can be damaged by germs.

a)

lips

b)

teeth

c)

eyelids

d)

tongue

58.

When we breathe, we take air into our body through our ____________ .

a)

nostrils

b)

eyes

c)

mouth

d)

nose

59.

The patient's broken ___________ is cast in plaster.

a)

arm

b)

mouth

c)

eyelash

d)

forehead

Answer Key

ESL -- Parts of the body

Total questions: 59

1.
d)
2.
c)
3.
a)
4.
c)
5.
a)
6.
d)
7.
a)
8.
c)
9.
a)
10.
elbow, Elbow
11.
feet, Feet
12.
finger, Finger
13.
hand, Hand
14.
head, Head
15.
knee, Knee
16.
leg, Leg
17.
mouth, Mouth
18.
neck, Neck
19.
shoulder, Shoulder
20.
stomach, Stomach
21.
toes, Toes
22.
a)

Head

23.
d)

Eye

24.
b)

Hair

25.
d)

Nose

26.
a)

Jaw

27.
a)

Hand

28.
a)

Heel

29.
c)

knee

30.
d)

Toe

31.
a)

Arm

32.
c)

nose

33.
d)

fingers

34.
b)

hair

35.
d)

ears

36.
a)

eyes

37.
c)

legs

38.
b)

tongue

39.
d)

teeth

40.
c)

fingernails

41.
d)

toes

42.
c)

nose

43.
d)

tongue

44.
a)

teeth

45.
b)

eyes

46.
a)

feet

47.
d)

palm

48.
d)

hand

49.
c)

ears

50.
c)

wrist

51.
c)

knee

52.
d)

stomach

53.
c)

cheeks

54.
d)

ankle

55.
c)

shoulder

56.
a)

hair

57.
b)

teeth

58.
a)

nostrils

59.
a)

arm

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FAQs

What does the ESL Parts of the Body worksheet cover?

This Kindergarten English worksheet practises identifying body-part vocabulary through 47 multiple-choice questions and completing 12 fill-in-the-blank sentences. Students recognize words such as eyes, arm, nose, legs, mouth, ear, feet, hands, face, elbow, finger, hand, head, and knee, then apply them in prompts using “This is a…” or “These are …”.

How can I use this body-parts worksheet to teach ESL students?

Introduce the body-part words orally and have students point to each part before they begin the multiple-choice section. Afterward, use the fill-in-the-blank items to model why “This is a…” matches a singular word such as hand or knee, while “These are …” matches the plural word feet.

What mistakes should I watch for on this body-parts worksheet?

Watch for students choosing a similar-looking or familiar body-part word without checking the prompt, especially in the multiple-choice items. In the sentence-completion section, students may use a singular word after “These are,” choose the wrong form for “This is a…,” or overlook the expected capitalization shown in the answer choices.

How do I assign and grade the ESL Parts of the Body worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, so you can use the 59 body-part vocabulary questions in either format. It includes a complete answer key, and printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app. The printable option can also support classrooms that are reducing screen time.

How can I differentiate this body-parts worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing and font size so the body-part labels and sentence-completion prompts are easier to follow. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when learners need additional language support.

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