Human Body Label Cards

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Human Body Label Cards: Portrait A4 with large header 'HUMAN BODY LABEL CARDS', arranged grid of dashed-outline square cards; each card contains a coloured cartoon illustration of a body part or organ (e.g. Head, Ear, Eye, Nose, Mouth, Neck, Shoulder, Arm, Elbow, Hand, Chest, Back, Stomach, Lungs, Heart, Brain, Leg, Knee, Foot, Toes) and a single-word label in a large, bold, legible font; scissor icon at top-left; images are simplified and child-friendly.

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This printable is a set of labelled picture cards with clear, cartoon-style illustrations of body parts (e.g., head, eye, ear, nose, mouth, arm, leg, hand, foot, torso parts) and organs (lungs, heart, brain, stomach). It supports teaching basic human-body vocabulary, word-image matching, and simple labelling tasks. Use it as a hands-on resource for introducing or revising names of body parts and basic organs.

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