Point and Say – Body Parts

¥19.00

A tap-to-reveal speaking game for body parts, colors, and counting to ten — with a boy and a girl to point at, circle by circle — nine switchable ways to review in one game.

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How it plays

Point and Say – Body Parts drills nine body words — arms, ears, eyes, legs, hair, hands, feet, mouth, and nose — along with colors and counting to ten, through nine switchable modes. Picture Check lets students meet every word first, with close-up cards that keep look-alikes such as legs and feet clearly apart. What Do You Have? circles one body part on a cartoon child and students answer about themselves ("I have two ears."). He Has / She Has shows a boy or a girl at random, so students must choose the right pronoun ("She has two hands."). What Color? drills colors on the child's shirt, with pink and purple coming up more often because they are new. How Many Fingers? shows hands holding up one to ten fingers, with seven to ten weighted higher. Touch Your… gets everyone moving — read the word together, touch it, then reveal the picture. Word Match has students read a word and tap the matching picture, and Word List shuffles every word so each student gets a turn reading one aloud. Mixed Review randomly cycles the question modes, with an optional Auto-Cycle timer (4–14s) for rapid-fire, test-speed pace. Built-in two-team scoring runs throughout.

Any browserWindows and Mac100% offlineGreat on a smartboardGreat alongside National Geographic Learning's Our World Starter, Unit 4 (My Body)

Features

Point at a real child, not a word list

A cartoon boy and girl with a pulsing circle on one body part at a time — students point, then answer in a full sentence, exactly like an oral test.

He or she? Students have to choose

He Has / She Has picks a boy or a girl at random, so students practice "He has a mouth." and "She has two arms." instead of memorizing one pattern.

Count to ten on fingers

How Many Fingers? shows one or two hands holding up one to ten fingers, with the new numbers seven to ten coming up more often.

Get the class moving

Touch Your… turns vocabulary into a quick whole-class action game — read it, touch it, then check with the picture.

What’s included

  • ✓Windows installer (.exe)
  • ✓Mac installer (.dmg)
  • ✓YouTeacher Activator — one app licenses every game on your USB

Set up in 4 steps

  1. Start with Picture Check

    Let students meet all nine body parts first — tap to reveal, tap to hide — before anyone is quizzed on them.

  2. Drill the question types

    Switch between What Do You Have?, He Has / She Has, What Color?, and How Many Fingers?, awarding points with the +1 buttons as students answer in full sentences.

  3. Practice reading and moving

    Use Word Match and Word List for reading turns, and Touch Your… for a quick whole-class action break.

  4. Cram with Mixed Review

    Turn on Auto-Cycle before a test to run the question modes back-to-back at your chosen pace.

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