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This detailed Interactive Labelled Ear Diagram PDF allows you and your students to explore the parts of the ear in depth. Perfect for teaching human anatomy! The Labelled Ear Diagram features a beautifully illustrated cross-section of the human ear with the different parts highlighted.
Our Ear Diagram Labelled Interactive PDF is perfect for teaching kids about human anatomy. It could even be used to inspire independent writing tasks when presenting new words and terms linking to the human ear.
Students will discover how the three main parts of an ear have separate functions and shared responsibilities. They will also learn how the ear works to help us register and understand sound waves. This lesson is for students in 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade.
Humans have two ears, one on each side of the head. Each ear has three sections: the outer ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear. The outer ear is divided into two main parts: the auricle and the ear canal. The auricle is the part of the ear that is visible on the sides of the head. It is made of a tough material called cartilage.
To find out more about how your ears detect and interpret sounds, read the KidsHealth.org articles related to hearing, then take the online quiz on ears (KidsHealth.org/en/kids/earquiz.html) to see how much you learned. Next, label a diagram of the ear on “The Ins and Outs of Your Ears” handout. Extensions: 1.
Learn about the anatomy of the human ear with these ear diagrams. Students can stick these illustrations into their books and label them independently. Versions with and without vibrating air particles provided.
This primary resource takes a look inside the human ear. Discover how we hear sound with the help of microscopic hairs in our inner ear. In what part of the inner ear are the hairs found? What makes the hairs move? Which organ are the electrical signals passed to?
