Can you show me your head? Can you wave your hands at me? Can you stamp your feet gently on the floor?
Today we will name the parts of our amazing bodies, and then you will draw a picture of yourself!
Stand up! We will play a body game.
When I say a body part, point to it on your own body. Ready: head… arms… hands… legs… feet!
Look at the child on the board. The names of the body parts are waiting beside the child.
We will name one part at a time. Point to it on your own body. Then one of you can come up and drag its name onto the child.
Now you can look in a hand mirror. What can you see when you look?
Can you find your head in the mirror? Can you hold up your hands and see them too? Give yourself a big smile!
Time to draw you!
On your Investigation Journal page, draw a picture of yourself. Show your head, arms, hands, legs and feet. You can colour them if you have time.
Which body parts did we name today? Point to one on your drawing or on your body.
We know our body parts. Some people help us care for our amazing bodies. A doctor is one of those people.





Crayons back in the pots. Mirrors to the tray. Well done, body experts!
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