Turtle: body parts in 3D

Explore Turtle body parts in an interactive 3D model. Rotate, select labels, learn each part’s role, and play a matching game for primary science. Head: The head holds the brain and sense organs. A neck connects it to the body inside the shell. Eyes: The eyes help the turtle see food and its surroundings. Mouth: A turtle uses its mouth to eat. Its beak-like jaws have no teeth. Shell: The hard shell protects much of the body. It has an upper section and a lower section. Legs: Four legs support this turtle and help it move. Different turtles have legs or flippers suited to their habitats. Claws: Claws at the ends of the toes help this turtle grip surfaces and dig. Tail: The tail extends behind the shell. It contains bones that continue from the backbone.

• Head: The head holds the brain and sense organs. A neck connects it to the body inside the shell.
• Eyes: The eyes help the turtle see food and its surroundings.
• Mouth: A turtle uses its mouth to eat. Its beak-like jaws have no teeth.
• Shell: The hard shell protects much of the body. It has an upper section and a lower section.
• Legs: Four legs support this turtle and help it move. Different turtles have legs or flippers suited to their habitats.
• Claws: Claws at the ends of the toes help this turtle grip surfaces and dig.
• Tail: The tail extends behind the shell. It contains bones that continue from the backbone.

1. 1Identify the main parts of the Turtle.
2. 2Connect each part with its function.
3. 3Match labels to the correct parts of the 3D model.

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