UNIT 8 LESSON01: BODY PARTS - TeAyudoAEstudiar

LESSON 01: BODY PARTS

Let’s talk about body parts! 🧍

🎯 WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

name the main parts of the body
understand and use common body parts vocabulary
talk about different parts of your body
use my, your, his and her with body parts
ask and answer simple questions about the body
describe where a body part is

Ready? Let’s learn about the human body! 😊

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🧍 PARTS OF THE BODY

We use different words to talk about the different parts of our body. Let’s learn the most useful ones!

English	Spanish
head	cabeza
face	cara
eye	ojo
ear	oreja
nose	nariz
mouth	boca
tooth / teeth	diente / dientes
neck	cuello
shoulder	hombro
arm	brazo
elbow	codo
hand	mano
finger	dedo
chest	pecho
back	espalda
stomach	estómago
leg	pierna
knee	rodilla
foot / feet	pie / pies
toe	dedo del pie

👀 Head and face

Some body parts are on your head or face.

I have two eyes, two ears and one nose.
I have one mouth and many teeth.

🖐️ Arms, hands and legs

We use our hands to hold things and our legs to walk and run.

My hands are cold.
My left leg hurts after football.

👤 MY BODY

We can use possessive adjectives to say who a body part belongs to.

Person	Possessive	Example
I	my	My eyes are brown.
you	your	Your hands are clean.
he	his	His leg is strong.
she	her	Her hair is long.

💡 Remember: We use my, your, his and her before a body part.

Tom has blue eyes.
His eyes are blue.

Anna has long hair.
Her hair is long.

🔎 WHERE IS IT?

We can use simple sentences to say where a body part is.

Body part	Where is it?
eyes	They are on your face.
nose	It is in the middle of your face.
ears	They are on the sides of your head.
neck	It is between your head and your shoulders.
hands	They are at the end of your arms.
feet	They are at the end of your legs.

📖 MEET LEO

Hi! My name is Leo and I’m eleven years old. I have brown eyes, short dark hair and a small nose. I have two arms, two hands and two legs. My hands are small, but my feet are quite big! I like playing football, so my legs are very strong. I also have a big smile because I love spending time with my friends.

Check your understanding

How old is Leo?
What colour are his eyes?
Is his hair long or short?
What sport does he like?
Why are his legs strong?

✏️ DESCRIBE YOURSELF

Now it’s your turn! Write five or six sentences about your body.

My eyes are…
My hair is…
My hands are…
My feet are…
I have…
My favourite sport is…

🏆 A2 CHALLENGE

Can you describe a person without saying their name? Use at least five body parts and some adjectives.

She has long brown hair. She has green eyes and a small nose. She has big hands…

🎮 GAMES — Practise body parts!

Practise the vocabulary you’ve learned with these games!

JUEGO 1

JUEGO 2

JUEGO 3

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre foot y feet?

Foot es singular y feet es plural: one foot / two feet.

¿Cómo digo «dedo» en inglés?

Finger es un dedo de la mano y toe es un dedo del pie.

¿Cómo digo «dientes»?

Un diente es tooth y varios dientes son teeth.

¿Digo my eyes o I eyes?

Decimos my eyes. Usamos my para hablar de algo que pertenece a «I».

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre his y her?

Usamos his para un chico u hombre y her para una chica o mujer: his eyes / her eyes.

¿Cómo digo «me duele la pierna»?

Puedes decir My leg hurts. Aprenderemos más formas de hablar de dolores y problemas de salud en la siguiente lección.

¿Tengo que aprender todas las partes del cuerpo?

No. Empieza por las palabras más importantes de esta lección y practica usándolas en frases.

📥 Fichas descargables

📝 Ficha de ejercicios — Body Parts. Nivel sencillo

📝 Ficha de ejercicios — Body Parts. Nivel avanzado

📝 Resumen

En esta lección de inglés A2 aprendemos el vocabulario básico de las partes del cuerpo, desde la cabeza y la cara hasta los brazos, las manos, las piernas y los pies. También practicamos cómo usar my, your, his y her para hablar de las partes del cuerpo de diferentes personas y cómo describir dónde se encuentran. Terminamos con una lectura y actividades para usar este vocabulario en situaciones sencillas.

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