If you’re studying the human body in your homeschool, we hope you’ll enjoy our free Human Anatomy Printable Pack. You’ll find over 40 full color pages of learning and fun covering the organs of the human body and the major body systems.
In this packet you will find:
Fill-in-the-blank worksheets and summary pages for
- The major organs of the body
- The skeletal system
- The muscular system
- The respiratory system
- The circulatory system
- The digestive system
- The nervous system
Flashcards
Scripture copywork pages for handwriting practice
Head here to download your free printables. Enjoy!
More Resources for Learning About the Human Body in Your Homeschool
If you would like to go deeper into your study of human anatomy, here are some of our favorite resources to use alongside your free printables.
Curriculum
Hands-down our favorite science curriculum for human anatomy comes from Apologia. For elementary and middle school learners, you can’t beat the Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology course. The text is colorful and engaging, full of hands-on activities, and points kids back to their Creator in every lesson. Your children will walk away with a sense of how awe-inspiring the intricacies of the human body are and how wonderfully God has knit each person together in His own image. Don’t miss the accompanying Junior Notebooking Journal for kindergarten through second grade or the Notebooking Journal for third through sixth grade.
For high school student’s Apologia’s Advanced Biology course provides a comprehensive curriculum for students who have already completed a year of high school biology and chemistry. Whether your student is destined for a career in a medical field or is simply fascinated by the inner workings of the human body, this course will give them a complete overview of the major body systems integrated with a Christian worldview. Lab exercises and tests provide a complete year of high school study.
Living Books
- The Magic School Bus: Inside the Human Body by Joanna Cole (ideal for ages 4 to 7)
- Christian Liberty Press Nature Reader, Book 5 (ideal for ages 8 to 11)
- Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story, Kids’ Edition by Gregg Lewis and Deborah Shaw Lewis (ideal for ages 9 to 12)
Coloring Books
- Human Anatomy Coloring Book with Facts from Rockridge Press (ideal for ages 4 to 8)
- My First Human Body Book from Dover Publications (ideal for ages 4 to 8)
- My First Book About the Brain from Dover Publications (ideal for ages 4 to 8)
- The Anatomy Coloring Book by Wynn Kapit (ideal for ages 14 and up)
What materials have helped you learn about the human body with your kids? We’d love to know what has been working in your homeschool!