Male Full Body Outline Template – Back View

This printable male full body outline template shows the human figure from the back. The clean black-and-white outline provides an open visual framework that students can use for science, health, anatomy, movement, and creative classroom projects.

The back-view format is especially useful when students need to compare different perspectives of the human body or explore areas that are less visible on a front-view template.

Classroom Activity Ideas

Use this printable to:

Compare front and back views of the human body
Identify major body regions
Explore posture, movement, and body position
Add basic muscles, bones, or other anatomical details
Support science and health lessons about the human body
Draw clothing, costumes, uniforms, or character details
Create art, collage, or mixed-media projects
Add completed figures to science notebooks, classroom displays, or student projects

Ideas by Grade Level

Grades 3-4:
Use the outline to explore major body regions, compare front and back views, discuss posture and movement, or add simple anatomical details during science and health activities.

Grades 5-6:
Use the template for more detailed anatomy activities, including muscles, body systems, posture, movement, health topics, or interdisciplinary projects.

Teaching Tip

Pair the back-view outline with a front-view body template and ask students to compare what can be seen from each perspective. This works especially well when introducing body regions, basic anatomy, movement, or posture.

Explore More Human Body Printables

Looking for additional body templates for your lesson or project? Explore our Human Body Outline Templates collection for more male, female, front-view, and multi-figure printable outlines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can this male body outline template be used for?
It can be used for anatomy, science, health, movement, posture, body awareness, art, and other classroom projects.

Why use a back-view body outline?
A back view helps students explore body areas and perspectives that are not as visible on a front-view figure.

What grades is this printable best suited for?
It is best suited for Grades 3-6, with the level of detail adjusted to the lesson and students’ abilities.

Can students draw or write directly on the template?
Yes. The simple outline leaves space for drawing, coloring, labeling, and adding anatomical or creative details.

Can I use it together with other body templates?
Yes. It works especially well alongside a front-view outline for comparison activities, anatomy lessons, and larger classroom projects.