My Body Parts and Sense Organs Class KG

My Body Parts

Our body has many parts, each with its own special role.

Some parts help us see, some help us hear, and some help us move around.

Head

Right at the top, we have the head.

Face

The face is like a picture of you. It has your eyes, nose, mouth, and even your cheeks.

Teeth

Inside our mouth, there are many teeth. They help us bite into tasty treats.

Arms

You have two arms that help you move and do many things.

Hands

You have two hands. We can use our hands to wave, play, and do so many fun things.

Fingers

Count your fingers – you have five on each hand. They let us pick up small things.

Legs

Our legs help us stand up tall, walk, and run around.

Feet

You have two feet that let you run and move around.

My Sense Organs

Our bodies have super special parts called sense organs.

They help us know what's happening around us.

Ears

Your ears let you hear sounds like birds chirping and your favourite songs.

Nose

Your nose helps you smell all kinds of scents.

Eyes

Your eyes let you see the colours, shapes, and people.

Skin

Your skin helps you feel everything around you.

Tongue

Your tongue helps you enjoy sweet, salty, sour, and yummy flavours in all the foods you eat.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What do we use to feel or touch things?

We use our skin, especially our hands, to feel or touch things.

2. What do we use our tongue for besides tasting?

Besides tasting, we use my tongue to talk and swallow food.

3. Why are our hands important?

Our hands allow you to touch and sense things. We use your hands to grasp toys, draw images, write notes, and offer hugs to your loved ones.

4. How can we take care of our body parts?

We can care for our body parts by cleaning them with soap and water, brushing our teeth, eating nutritious foods, getting enough sleep, and wearing sunscreen when playing outside.

5. What should we do if our body hurts or feels sick?

If our body hurts or you feel unwell, inform a grown-up. They can make you feel better by providing medication, a bandage, a hug, or some rest.