Simple Lung Craft For Preschoolers To Learn About The Human Body

Inside: Teach your kids about the human body with this simple lung craft for preschoolers.

We’re back today to share the third activity in our week long adventures in learning all about the human body.

So far we made this cute germ blow painting art and created these 5 senses puppets for kids.

We’ve already learned a ton and had so much fun!

Today, we’re talking about the respiratory system and specifically about the lungs.

Read on below to see how we learned more about the amazing human lungs!

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Lung Craft For Preschoolers

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Depending on the age of your child (or students), there are a few ways you can go about introducing them to the human respiratory system.

For very young kids, teach them simple concepts about their lungs.

Some things might include:

• we have two lungs
• the lungs are located in our chest
• our lungs are pinkish red and squishy
• we use our lungs to breathe

If you’re working with older kids who know the basics of the human lungs, a book like this one will help them learn more details of exactly how they work plus tons more about the human body!

Supplies

• Lung Template (download at end of post)
• Construction Paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Crayons

Directions

1. Download and print two copies of the lung template.

2. Cut strips of gray, black, red and pink construction paper.

3. Cut the strips into small squares and set aside.

4. Color the lungs with the crayons.

5. Glue the small red and pink squares onto one set of lungs to represent healthy lungs.

6. Glue the small black and gray squares onto the other set of lungs to represent unhealthy lungs.

7. Glue the picture onto a piece of construction paper.

That’s it!

This human body activity for kids is great for working on fine motor skills, color recognition, shape recognition, creativity and more.

If you’re looking for more fun activities for your preschooler, check out these preschool board games that parents won’t hate playing too!

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