The Human Heart Worksheets For Kids

The Human Heart Worksheets are a great way to teach your kids all about how the human heart works. Heart anatomy is something that kids will start learning about as early as third grade and continue throughout life.

Teaching your child about the parts of the heart is important. Since our heart muscle is one of our strongest muscles, it’s key to find out about the parts of the heart so that our kids are aware of how to take care of it as they age. Check out our other free homeschooling worksheets!

The kids will love learning about various parts of the body through this simple and easy approach.

Most people aren’t aware that there are different sides to the heart. If adults don’t know that, we have to make certain that we teach the kids! This worksheet can help them understand how the heart helps with oxygen and nutrients while also assisting with blood from the lungs.

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What will the kids learn from this printable?

Since this printable includes many pages, they’re going to learn a lot of information about the human heart. These printable pages will increase their curiosity about heart valves, oxygenated blood, tricuspid valve, and more.

What it includes:

What’s included in this printable is:

Parts of the heart
Healthy foods for your heart
Label the heart
Heart tracing
My Parents warm my heart because…
Color Your Heart
Cut out the various parts of the heart

All of these pages are great for talking more about key points of the heart like coronary arteries, supply of oxygen to and from the heart, how the heart helps to filter waste products, and more. It’s also great to talk about how the heart can help with oxygen rich blood.

printable unit study worksheets for the human heart

Fun ways to use this printable:

This hearty printable is great because there are a lot of ways that it can be used.

Use it as a talking point of kindness

Learning about the heart and learning about how the heart receives blood and then turns around to push blood through the body is great, but talk to your kids about how their heart helps them feel love and kindness, too. Since the heart is a strong muscle, talk about all the various things that it can do.

Make a heart puzzle

Once the kids color the heart in this printable, cut it up and make it be a puzzle that they can then put back together. See if they know how to piece together a heart!

This will teach them analytical thinking as well as be able to creative as well.

Trace them on a piece of paper and then add in the parts of the heart

Learning from printables is fun but see if they can lay on a piece of paper and be traced. Once they’re traced have them stand up and label the parts of their heart.

This is a great way to help them associate the heart in the body and be able to identify things like the left ventricle, pulmonary arteries, blood vessels, the left atrium and right ventricle, mitral valve, and more.