prek

Heads move in many different ways. The head has different parts, including ears, eyes, eyelashes, eyebrows, a nose, and a mouth. Our brains are soft, and our skulls are hard. The skull protects the brain.

Arms move in different ways. We can shrug our shoulders, bend our elbows, and twist our wrists. Our arms have bones that can break. We use arms to carry, pull, and pick up things. We can use them to hug and show we care.

We use our legs in many ways, such as walking, kicking or hopping. People, animals and even chairs have legs. Muscles and bones make our legs strong and help our bodies move. Parts of a leg include the knee, ankle, thigh, foot, shin and calf.

Hands are used in many ways throughout the day. We use our hands to write, trace and draw. Feet help us move and balance.

We see with our eyes. Our eyes are di erent colors. ey move up, down and from side to side. We use our eyes for looking, noticing and watching

We hear with our ears. Different materials create different sounds. The sounds we hear can be loud or soft, fast or slow. We can listen to the sounds instruments make.

We taste with our mouths. Some tastes are sour, salty, sweet or bitter. We can make healthy or unhealthy food choices. People can have di erent opinions about how foods taste.

We use our hands to touch and feel things. There are many different types of textures, such as rough, smooth, bumpy, soft, and hard. Some things we touch are different temperatures.

We use our noses to smell. There are strong, mild, sweet, or stinky smells. We like certain smells and dislike others.

Shirts can have buttons, snaps, pockets or collars. We can fold shirts into different shapes. Some shirts have long sleeves, and some have short sleeves