Body Parts - Match the Pictures and Words

Name: ใบงานคำศัพท์อวัยวะร่างกาย จับคู่ภาพกับคำศัพท์และเลือกตัวอักษรต้นคำ
SKU: VOC-08-B1-1
Price: 19.00 THB
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CategoryVocabulary

Grade bandGrades 1–3 (P.1–P.3)

Difficulty1 / 5

Activity formatMatching

SkillVocabulary recall

Worksheet codeVOC-08-B1-1

File typePDF

Content languageEnglish + Thai + Chinese

Price19 Baht

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Body Parts - Match the Pictures and Words

English Vocabulary worksheets on Body parts for Grades 1–3 (P.1–P.3), difficulty 1/5. PDF, downloadable as soon as payment clears.

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ต 1.1 ป.1/3Choose pictures that match the meanings of words and groups of words heard
ต 3.1 ป.1/1State vocabulary related to other learning areas

Before you begin

Teaching guide

What children will practise

Match eight body-part pictures to a lettered word bank, then pick the first letter of hand, eye, nose and leg.

What's in the worksheet

12 items, 20 points - Word bank A-H: ear, leg, mouth, hand, nose, head, arm, eye - Part A: write the letter for 8 pictures (16 points), including a hand, an eye, a boy's head and a bent arm - Part B: choose the missing first letter in _and, _ye, _ose and _eg from three options (4 points) - Key: Part A reads D H F B E G A C; Part B reads H E N L

How to use it in class

Use early in a body-parts unit, after a song or a pointing game. Allow about 10 minutes. - Play Touch your ... first so children feel the difference between hand and arm, and head and face - In Part B, have children say each whole word aloud before circling, then move on to a spelling or writing sheet on the same topic

Common sticking points

- Choosing I or A for _ye, because eye sounds like the letter I but starts with E - Choosing M instead of N for _ose, as the two nasal sounds are close - Picture 4 shows a lower leg with a foot, so some children look for foot, which is not in the bank - Swapping hand (item 1) and arm (item 6)

Teaching ideas

Body Parts Vocabulary in English: One Song Covers Half the List

Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes works far better as a teaching sequence than as a sing along. Here's the full body parts word list for Grades 1 to 3, plus a version of Simon Says that shows you exactly who is really listening.

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