A poster to assist young children in identifying what hurts.
Many times when young children aren’t feeling well, they struggle to communicate what part of their body is hurting.
Use this poster to help those children point and identify what part of their body hurts. This poster would also work well as a prop in a Doctor’s Surgery-themed imaginative play area.
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