Photo Album Practice Pages - Learning About Body Parts
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Another concept you might cover with your preschool kiddos is body part/body part name recognition. This free printable activity offers a great addition to your lessons, inviting students to use the picture to identify the body part, then identify and trace the letters to spell out the name of the body part. Thirteen body parts in all - eye, ear, nose, mouth, chin, arm, elbow, hand, fingers, leg, knee, foot, and toes - this printable offers a great introduction to the human body, not to mention provides a fun way to practice handwriting and letter recognition as well! 
As with our other photo album practice pages, this activity is formatted to print directly onto blank 4? x 6? index cards and fit in an inexpensive photo album to create a reusable dry erase activity!
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