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This 25-word body-parts word search introduces elementary students to basic anatomical vocabulary. Hidden words span facial features (eyebrow, eyelash, cheek), limbs (arm, finger, toe), and body regions (shoulder, throat, wrist). Use it as a vocabulary warm-up, a sub-plan activity, or edit it as a template for ESL/EFL lessons on body parts.

Subject:
Science
Topic:
Anatomy
Grade Level:
2nd – 4th Grades
Updated June 2026

Word List

  • ARM
  • CHEEK
  • CHIN
  • EAR
  • EYE
  • EYEBROW
  • EYELASH
  • EYELID
  • FACE
  • FINGER
  • FOREHEAD
  • HAND
  • HEAD
  • KNEE
  • LIP
  • MOUTH
  • NAIL
  • NECK
  • NOSE
  • SHOULDER
  • THROAT
  • TOE
  • TONGUE
  • TOOTH
  • WRIST

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