Dominoes: Body Parts

Match body-part words in a domino game. Three printable card pages cover 27 terms, including knee, elbow, and eyebrow.
Grades
Grades 2–4
Pages
5
File type
PDF
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Updated Feb 19, 2024

Subject
Foreign Languages, ESL
Topic
Body parts, Picture vocabulary
Resource types
Games
Preparation
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Practice 27 external body-part words with a picture-and-word domino game. Cut apart 28 tiles across three card pages, then build a chain from START to The end.

Use in pairs or small groups and check each word-picture match after completion. The vocabulary includes knee, elbow, eyebrow and ankle; internal organs and body systems are not part of the set.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify and name 27 external body parts (e.g., knee, elbow, eyebrow, ankle, shoulders).

  • Sequence domino cards correctly by matching each body-part image or term to its corresponding card.

Teaching tips

  • Cut apart the tiles and store each set in an envelope or bag.

  • Begin with the START tile and match each body-part picture with its word.

  • After a pair completes the chain, ask students to name the pictured parts while you check the matches.

Skills covered

  • Body-part vocabulary recall — students identify and match 27 external body-part terms.

  • Sequential matching logic — students use a domino-chain format to link cards in the one correct order, using the marked start and end cards as sequence cues.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Does this cover internal body parts like organs, or just external ones?

Just external body parts -- all 27 terms in the game (like knee, elbow, ear, and eyebrow) are visible external body parts, with no internal organs, bones, or body systems included.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Body parts

  • Vocabulary

  • Matching game

  • Domino sequencing

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