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corpus humanum Adapted from a Tar Heel Reader Book Created By Magistra Hahn

corpus humanum Adapted from a Tar Heel Reader Book Created By Magistra Hahn. Arnold corpus forte habet. caput est. auris est. elephantus magnam aurem habet. oculus est. Polyphemus unum oculum habet. vir nasum rubrum habet. femina ranam in naso habet!. puella dentes albos habet.

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corpus humanum Adapted from a Tar Heel Reader Book Created By Magistra Hahn

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  1. corpus humanum Adapted from a Tar Heel Reader Book Created By Magistra Hahn

  2. Arnold corpus forte habet.

  3. caput est.

  4. auris est.

  5. elephantus magnam aurem habet.

  6. oculus est.

  7. Polyphemus unum oculum habet.

  8. vir nasum rubrum habet.

  9. femina ranam in naso habet!

  10. puella dentes albos habet.

  11. puella linguam rosaceam habet.

  12. dentes et lingua sunt in ore.

  13. femina longum collum habet.

  14. femina comam longam habet.

  15. vir comam non habet.

  16. humerus est.

  17. femina stellas in humero habet.

  18. vir murem in humero habet.

  19. femina bracchium fractum habet.

  20. vir magnum bracchium habet.

  21. femina cubitum habet.

  22. femina cubita in mensa habet.

  23. manus est.

  24. digitus est.

  25. digiti sunt.

  26. digiti sunt in aqua.

  27. pollex est.

  28. puella pollicem in ore habet.

  29. puella genu malum habet.

  30. crura sunt.

  31. pedes sunt.

  32. pedes sunt in fenestra.

  33. flores sunt in pedibus.

  34. athleta tergum potens habet.

  35. This slideshow was adapted from a Tar Heel Reader Book created by Magistra Hahn!Photo Credits are available on her link: http://tarheelreader.org/2010/10/17/corpus-humanum/

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