Put up this image and have students label a large drawing with the body parts in English on some butcher paper.

Shake it Out (Body Parts Song)

Hello, My Body! Body Parts Song by Pink Fong

It's pretty fast! Listen first, then play again and have students try to sing along. I'd sugges slowing it down to .75 speed (using the video settings - looks like a cog wheel) for the first time...

Head, shoulders, knees and toes song

https://youtu.be/WX8HmogNyCY?t=3

Parts of the Body Song (I move my ... )

https://youtu.be/BwHMMZQGFoM?t=3

My Body chant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6g_OPGdblU&feature=youtu.be

Body parts - listen and repeat
Head, hair, face, eyes, ears, nose, cheeks, mouth, teeth, tongue, chin, neck, shoulders, belly, back, arms, elbow, hand, fingers, legs, knees, feet, toes, butt.

Study body parts with flashcards on Quizlet

https://quizlet.com/_7ykfw9?x=1jqt&i=2lhymp

Easy Baamboozle counting and body parts game

Monster body parts - how many ears? How many teeth?

How many hands? What color?

What is it? What are these?

Includes some hard words like brain, chin, tongue, and hip, but is otherwise quite easy.

Monster Maker Activity

You’ll need two dice for this game. One of the dice should have the name of body parts drawn or written on its sides while other one need to be your regular dice with numbers. Now, ask your child to roll the dice. So, what’s the combination? If the body part dice says, nose while the number dice says four, ask your child to draw a monster with four noses! Let your kid’s imagination run wild and watch as he grasps and learns about his body without breaking out into a sweat!
Blank templates to draw or write in the body parts - print out enough for your students, or fewer if they are working in groups.

Guess my Monster Game

Review colors, numbers and simple body parts. Students choose a monster from those on the sheet, and their partner asks questions that they answer (how many eyes does it have? What color is it?) The object is to guess your partner's monster before they guess your monster!

Body Balancing, With A Twist

No, your child doesn’t need to be a gymnast to do this activity! What you need for this fun game is something soft, such as a toy. When the kids are ready, you have to tell them to put the object on a particular body part. For example “put your toy on your head”. There will be tons of giggles and fun with this activity, all the while your child is learning about his body. A win-win situation for everybody!

Well, Hello Everybody, Can You Touch Your Nose Song

https://youtu.be/utQDMQ2JVWs?list=PLcw3Y8sV0xpv0g_POwqX2GZtFs-DwthVK

Lyrics:
Well hello everybody can you touch your nose, touch your nose, touch your nose?
Well hello everybody can you touch your nose, touch your nose?

Well hello everybody can you touch your toes, touch your toes, touch your toes?
Well hello everybody can you touch your toes, touch your toes?

(Pat your head, rub your tummy, wiggle your ears, raise your shoulders, bend your knees... the options are endless!)

From Head to Toe by Eric Carle as a Read-Aloud and a Song

https://youtu.be/9xxyZSdYEmM

In this song, you can practice using different body parts and movements. After reading the book, students can do activities based on the vocabulary from the book, including a wordsearch and a crossword puzzle for more advanced students.

After students have heard it as a song, they can listen to it as a read aloud.