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By: Maria cejudo, blamca valverde, lucia de vicente and berta siguero

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Vocabulary bodyOnline version By: Maria cejudo, blamca valverde, lucia de vicente and berta siguero by Berta Siguero Cansino A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A The part of your leg that connects your foot to your leg and helps you move your foot up and down. Starts with B When your cheeks turn red because you're shy, embarrassed, or feeling emotional. Starts with C To protect yourself from blame or danger by being careful or getting support from others. Starts with D To sleep lightly, usually for a short time, often by accident or while sitting. Starts with E The part of your body that helps you hear sounds; it's on the side of your head. Starts with F To move your body or hands because you're nervous or bored. Starts with G A low sound you make when you’re tired, annoyed, or in pain. Starts with H A sudden sound your body makes when your breathing muscle moves without control. Contains I To quickly get involved in something, often without thinking too much. Starts with J The lower part of your face that moves when you talk or chew. Contains L To bend something, like clothes or paper Starts with M The opening on your face that you use to eat, speak, and smile. Starts with N One of the two holes in your nose where air goes in and out. Contains O To make noise with your nose or mouth while sleeping Contains P A small cloud of air, smoke, or steam; or a quick breath out. Contains Q To press something hard, often with your hand. Contains R To stretch your neck to see something better. Starts with S To speak with pauses or repeated sounds when nervous. Starts with T To shake slightly, usually because of fear, cold, or nervousness. Contains U A small burst of air or smoke. Contains V To move your hand to say hello or goodbye. Contains X To tighten a muscle to show strenght or stretch Starts with Y To open your mouth wide when you’re tired or bored. Contains Z A sudden, strong burst of air from your nose and mouth.

Vocabulary bodyOnline version

By: Maria cejudo, blamca valverde, lucia de vicente and berta siguero

by Berta Siguero Cansino

Starts with A

The part of your leg that connects your foot to your leg and helps you move your foot up and down.

Starts with B

When your cheeks turn red because you're shy, embarrassed, or feeling emotional.

Starts with C

To protect yourself from blame or danger by being careful or getting support from others.

Starts with D

To sleep lightly, usually for a short time, often by accident or while sitting.

Starts with E

The part of your body that helps you hear sounds; it's on the side of your head.

Starts with F

To move your body or hands because you're nervous or bored.

Starts with G

A low sound you make when you’re tired, annoyed, or in pain.

Starts with H

A sudden sound your body makes when your breathing muscle moves without control.

Contains I

To quickly get involved in something, often without thinking too much.

Starts with J

The lower part of your face that moves when you talk or chew.

Contains L

To bend something, like clothes or paper

Starts with M

The opening on your face that you use to eat, speak, and smile.

Starts with N

One of the two holes in your nose where air goes in and out.

Contains O

To make noise with your nose or mouth while sleeping

Contains P

A small cloud of air, smoke, or steam; or a quick breath out.

Contains Q

To press something hard, often with your hand.

Contains R

To stretch your neck to see something better.

Starts with S

To speak with pauses or repeated sounds when nervous.

Starts with T

To shake slightly, usually because of fear, cold, or nervousness.

Contains U

A small burst of air or smoke.

Contains V

To move your hand to say hello or goodbye.

Contains X

To tighten a muscle to show strenght or stretch

Starts with Y

To open your mouth wide when you’re tired or bored.

Contains Z

A sudden, strong burst of air from your nose and mouth.

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Vocabulary body

Alphabet

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by Berta Siguero Cansino

Starts with A

The part of your leg that connects your foot to your leg and helps you move your foot up and down.

Starts with B

When your cheeks turn red because you're shy, embarrassed, or feeling emotional.

Starts with C

To protect yourself from blame or danger by being careful or getting support from others.

Starts with D

To sleep lightly, usually for a short time, often by accident or while sitting.

Starts with E

The part of your body that helps you hear sounds; it's on the side of your head.

Starts with F

To move your body or hands because you're nervous or bored.

Starts with G

A low sound you make when you’re tired, annoyed, or in pain.

Starts with H

A sudden sound your body makes when your breathing muscle moves without control.

Contains I

To quickly get involved in something, often without thinking too much.

Starts with J

The lower part of your face that moves when you talk or chew.

Contains L

To bend something, like clothes or paper

Starts with M

The opening on your face that you use to eat, speak, and smile.

Starts with N

One of the two holes in your nose where air goes in and out.

Contains O

To make noise with your nose or mouth while sleeping

Contains P

A small cloud of air, smoke, or steam; or a quick breath out.

Contains Q

To press something hard, often with your hand.

Contains R

To stretch your neck to see something better.

Starts with S

To speak with pauses or repeated sounds when nervous.

Starts with T

To shake slightly, usually because of fear, cold, or nervousness.

Contains U

A small burst of air or smoke.

Contains V

To move your hand to say hello or goodbye.

Contains X

To tighten a muscle to show strenght or stretch

Starts with Y

To open your mouth wide when you’re tired or bored.

Contains Z

A sudden, strong burst of air from your nose and mouth.