Our bodies grow because of tiny helpers inside us called cells! 𧩠They multiply and make new cells, which helps us get bigger and stronger. When you eat healthy food π₯¦ and sleep well π΄, your cells work even better!
Parents and doctors measure how tall you are to see how much you've grown. π Isn't that cool?
Hiccups happen when your tummy gets a little surprise! π It's like a tiny jump inside your belly that makes a funny sound "hic!"
Sometimes, when you eat too fast or laugh a lot, your tummy gets excited and starts hiccuping. It's normal and usually goes away quickly!
π§Ό Washing hands keeps the yucky germs away! When you touch things, tiny invisible bugs called germs stick to your hands. If they get into your mouth or eyes, they can make you sick. π¦
Soap and water wash the germs off, just like magic! Sing a fun song while washing to make sure you scrub long enough. π΅
Kangaroos have pouches to carry their babies, called joeys! π¦πΆ The pouch is like a cozy pocket where the tiny joey stays safe, warm, and close to its mommy. The joey drinks milk and grows big and strong inside the pouch until it's ready to hop around on its own!
Fun fact: Baby joeys are as small as a jellybean when they are born! π¬
Octopuses are like magic painters of the sea! π¨π They have special tiny bags in their skin called chromatophores. These bags can open and close to show different colors like red, yellow, and brown.
When an octopus wants to hide or say hello, it changes colors super fastβjust like flipping a light switch! π
Some animals have horns to protect themselves from other animals who might want to hurt them. π¦ They also use horns to fight with other animals of the same kind, like when two deer push their heads together! πΏ
Horns can also help animals dig in the ground or break branches to find food. Isn't that cool? π
Flamingos stand on one leg because it helps them stay warm and save energy! π¦©β¨ When they tuck one leg up, it keeps them cozy, just like when you snuggle under a blanket.
They also look very funny and cute standing like that! It's like they're playing a game of "who can balance the longest."
Some animals have scales because they help protect their bodies, just like how you wear clothes to stay safe! π¦β¨
Scales can be shiny, rough, or smooth, and they keep animals from getting hurt by sharp things or hot sun. Fish, snakes, and lizards wear them like tiny armor!
Bats don't use their eyes to see in the dark like we do! π¦ Instead, they make tiny sounds that bounce off things around them. When the sound comes back, they know where things areβjust like playing echo! π
This special way of "seeing" is called echolocation. It helps bats fly around at night and catch yummy bugs for dinner! π¦
When it gets cold outside, some birds fly to warmer places where they can find yummy food! ππ Just like you wear a coat in winter, birds fly away to stay warm and happy. They come back when it's sunny again! βοΈ
Birds are smartβthey know where to go because their parents taught them! π§ π£