Free Printable Human Skeleton Diagram

Download a detailed, printable diagram of the human skeleton - perfect for biology students, teachers, and anatomy learners. Choose from labelled and unlabelled versions for study or classroom quizzes.

This printable skeleton chart helps students learn the major bones of the body, from the skull and ribs to the femur and phalanges. Great for revision, homeschool lessons, or classroom wall charts.

No sign-up required - simply download and print. Ideal for biology homework, anatomy practice, or teaching about the human body.

Quick Bone Facts

• The femur (thigh bone) is the longest bone in the human body.
• The second longest bone in the human body is the tibia, also known as the shinbone.
• The collarbone is medically known as the clavicle, the shoulder blade is called the scapula, and the breastbone is referred to as the sternum.
• The stapes inside your ear is the smallest bone - about the size of a grain of rice.
• The cheekbone is medically known as the zygomatic bone.
• An adult human has 206 bones, while a newborn has around 270.
• The skull is made up of 22 separate bones fused together.
• Your hands and feet contain more than half of all the bones in your body.

What’s Included

• Labelled skeleton diagram front (major bones clearly marked)
• Labelled skeleton diagram back (major bones clearly marked)
• Labelled arm bones diagram
• Labelled skull diagram

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Why study the skeleton?

Understanding the skeleton helps students learn about body structure, protection of vital organs, and how movement is made possible by joints and muscles. This printable resource makes it easy to visualise and label all major bones.

For a complete view of the human body, see our Printable Human Anatomy Diagram page.