human body

This next homeschool unit study human body will be a large one for us. Also I have this Human Body Crafts page for more fun ideas.

We won’t get lopsided with our unit study topics, which is so easy for us to do because of our love for history and geography.

I got excited about this next unit study though because with the older two boys they just wanted to read and health and move on.

Tiny is always up for as many hands-on activities as we can fit into the day and he doesn’t care if they are too young-ish or old-ish, he’s in.

Did I mention the kid is such a joy to teach?

We started off with an easy hands-on activity. And you know my standard is always minimal fuss with maximum fun when doing hands-on.

So we made an easy diy stethoscope.

We use to have a stethoscope when we were in the states, but not here. Besides, it was more fun to make it quickie quick.

More Human Body Crafts

• Simple and Easy Circulatory System Hands-on Activity for Kids
• How to Turn a Pizza Into a Fun Edible Human Cell Model
• How To Make A Fun Bones Of The Hand Labeled X-Ray Craft
• 7 Human Skull Facts and Cool Human Skull Anatomy Activity
• How to Make a Fun Hands-on Playdough Brain Activity
• Major Organs Labeled Fun Felt Anatomy Activity
• Fun Resources and Books About The Human Body For Preschoolers
• 8 Eye Facts & Activities Middle School & Fun Eye Model
• 12 Body Games For Middle School & High School
• Craft a Fun Hand Straw Model to Explore Human Anatomy Muscles & Tendons
• How to Make a Human DIY Heart Model Easy Craft for Kids
• 8 Facts About the Respiratory System & Fun Lung Craft for Kids
• 7 Body Facts and Kids T-Shirt Project
• Fun Edible Spine
• Making Blood + What Are the Components of Blood
• DIY Heart Pump
• Kids Stethoscope Activity
• Build An Edible DNA Model
• Edible Skin
• Rigid versus Flexible Bone Activity.
• Pregnancy Belly Female Study of Human Anatomy Kids Fun Craft

Kids Fun Stethoscope Activity

The list is short and easy for what you need and if you’re like me, you already have these items in your house.

• paper towel tube
• funnel
• masking tape
• watch to count seconds

Place the paper towel tube on top of the funnel, the narrow end.

Be sure to tape it down real good as you don’t want any air to escape or want any gaps.

Then practice finding the heartbeat and count the beats within 15 seconds. Multiply that by four and that is the resting heart beat.

Mr. Awesome 2015 was sick that day, so he was actually a good candidate for Tiny.

Though Mr. Awesome did not feel like exercising, he walked up and back down the stairs one time to elevate his heart beat.

Tiny compared that to the resting heart beat. It was a fun and easy activity to kick off our next unit study.

We have several more fun hands-on activities we are doing for this unit study. You’ll love the homeschool lapbook.

Lapbook

I think we will enjoy learning in a more interactive way.

Grab all of the hands-on activities below.

Hugs and love ya,