The part of your body where food is digested after you've eaten it.
stomach
They can be long or short. You can paint and polish them.
nails
You use this part of the body to taste things.
tongue
You have 32 of these and you use them to eat
teeth
This sends blood around your body.
heart
At the top of your arm, near your neck, it's a place to carry a bag or to shrug.
shoulder
These are usually brown, blue, green or hazel.
eyes
You can put a ring on this.
finger
This connects your head to your body.
neck
The part of your body with your hair, eyes, nose, mouth and ears on.
head
I grow without planting, Right under your nose. No water is needed, Yet taller I grow.
beard
I appear when you run Or work in the heat. Tiny and salty, I slide down your skin.
sweat
I live in your mouth But have no bones. I help shape your words And many tones.
tongue
You cannot see me, Yet I can make you weak. I enter your body Without a sound or speak.
disease
Without them you can't breathe.
lungs
A chair has four of these. You have two.
legs
There are usually five of these on each foot.
toes
I open and close Whenever you speak. I help form your words And kiss on the cheek.
lip
You use this to talk, eat and smile.
mouth
I am small like rain, But I fall from your eye. I appear when you’re sad, Or sometimes when you cry with joy.
tear (drop)
Hidden inside you, Strong and white, I hold up your body And help you stand upright.
bone
This part of the body is between your eyebrows and hair.
forehead
You put shoes on these.
feet
This helps your arm to bend.
elbow
I cover your body From head down to toe. I keep you protected Wherever you go. I feel heat and cold, Soft touch and pain. Without me, your body Could not stay the same.
skin
You have one on your face. You use it to smell.
nose
A joint that lets your hand twist and wave; it's where you might wear a watch or bracelet.
wrist
I am red like a rose, Hidden under your skin. What am I, Flowing deep within?
blood
Behind you, it spans from neck to waist; it's vital for standing up straight.
back
the joint between the thigh and the lower leg in humans.
knee
This part connects your foot to your leg; it helps you to dance, walk, and jog.
ankle
I sit in the dark Inside your head, I never sleep Even when you’re in bed.
brain
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