Speech Anatomy Diagram for Kids - How We Talk and Hear #3219350 (License: Personal Use)

This colorful, simplified anatomical diagram highlights key structures involved in speech production and perception: lungs (air source), voice box (sound generation), mouth (articulation), nose (nasal resonance), ears (hearing), and eyes (visual cues). Arrows indicate airflow and sensory input paths, while a cartoon detective adds engagement for young learners. Designed for clarity and accessibility in early education settings.

Used in speech-language pathology resources, elementary science or health curricula, and parent/teacher handouts to explain communication mechanics. Matches user intent for visual learning aids, speech development support, and STEM literacy for children ages 5-10.