Large Human Body & Organs Pattern Set — Boy and Girl

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Large Human Body & Organs Pattern Set — Boy and Girl

$6.99

Create a hands-on, interactive felt body with these beautifully designed printable patterns. This set includes large patterns for a boy or girl body along with 12 organ patterns, making it a wonderful science tool for homeschool families or classroom settings.

Finished body size (approx.): 30 x 17 inches

Parents can cut out each body and organ from felt and use snaps or velcro dots so children can place and remove the organs as they learn. Kids can snap the organs on and off the body as they explore where each one belongs and discover how the human body works in a fun and memorable way. Each organ pattern includes a label for easy identification.

The 12 organ patterns included are: heart, lungs, brain, esophagus, stomach, liver, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, bladder, intestines, and thyroid.

This set includes a boy body pattern, a girl body pattern, and 12 individual organ patterns only. I recommend mounting the finished felt body on a wall using removable mounting strips.

**Keep in mind, the link to download your digital file is only live for 24 hours. Be sure to download the file to your device in that time. This file is too large for a phone, please download and save to your computer.

Printable patterns for a boy and girl body plus 12 individual organs
Labels on each organ pattern for easy identification
Clean, easy-to-cut outlines — perfect for stiffened felt or paper
Full tutorial explaining how to make the felt body and organs, including recommended materials (with links)

Body Patterns Included

Boy body outline, Girl body outline

Organ Patterns Included

Heart, Lungs, Brain, Esophagus, Stomach, Liver, Pancreas, Spleen, Kidneys, Bladder, Intestines, Thyroid

Great for visual and tactile learners: snap the organs on and off for review games, body system activities, or memory practice
Durable and Reusable: When made with felt, this body holds up beautifully with daily use (even with toddlers!)
Perfect for learning human body systems: A fun, hands-on way for kids to explore where each organ belongs and how the body works
Customizable: Use any color scheme you like to match your homeschool space

How to Use It:

Print the patterns onto quilters freezer paper
Use freezer paper pattern as a guide to roughly cut out felt
Attach magnetic snap to felt
Iron the pattern onto felt
Cut out each organ and the body along the pattern outline
Use it during science lessons, memory review, or as a quiet activity

Frequently Asked Questions

You can use magnetic snaps, velcro, or magnets — whichever works best for your setup. The instructions include tips for how to attach them securely and make them reusable.

This is a digital download of patterns for creating a large felt boy or girl body with 12 felt organs. It’s designed to help children learn about the human body in a fun, hands-on way!

You’ll receive PDF pattern templates for a boy body, a girl body, and 12 individual organs, along with simple instructions for cutting them out of felt and suggested materials for making them interactive (such as adding snaps or velcro).

No, this is a digital product. You’ll receive printable templates and instructions to make your own felt body and organs at home.

The patterns are formatted for standard US Letter size (8.5 × 11). You can print them at home using quilter’s freezer paper or regular printer paper.

They are sized to be large enough for little hands. The entire body is approximately 30 x 17 inches.

Regular craft felt from a fabric or craft store works great. For extra durability, consider using a thicker felt or wool blend. I personally like using hard Korean felt and fusible felt for durability. The instructions included in this product provide specific links for suggested materials.

You can use magnetic snaps, velcro, or magnets—whichever works best for your setup. The instructions include tips for how to attach them securely and make them reusable.

Yes! This pairs beautifully with the Cycle 3 science memory work focused on the human body, though it’s also a great resource for any science study.

What our customers are saying

So creative!
What a fun way for kids to learn about the body!
Anonymous
May 1, 2026
Such a fun tactile activity!
Brittany Daniels
June 18
Thank you!
This is such a fun resource and so easy to make!
Anonymous
April 3o, 2026