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How Our Body Parts Move

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Our bodies are like amazing machines, and every part can move in different ways. Let’s learn how each part helps us move, play, and have fun!

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Hello friends! Our bodies are like amazing machines, and every part can move in different ways. Let’s learn how each part helps us move, play, and have fun!

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We can turn our head left and right to look around. We can nod up and down to say “yes” and shake side to side to say “no.” Be careful! Our neck is delicate, so we move it gently.

We can turn our head left and right to look around. We can nod up and down to say “yes” and shake side to side to say “no.” Be careful! Our neck is delicate, so we move it gently.

Our shoulders let us circle our arms like when we swim or throw a ball.

We can lift our arms up high or lower them down. We can reach forward, backward, and sideways.

Elbows help us bend and straighten our arms.

Wrists can twist so we can turn a doorknob or wave “hello.”

We can open and close our hands.

Fingers can point, grab, and snap. They help us catch balls, hold jump ropes, or high-five a friend.

We can twist our body to the left and right. We can bend forward to tie our shoes or lean backward to look up at the sky. This helps us stay balanced.

Hips let our legs move forward, backward, and side to side. Strong hips help us stay steady when moving.

Legs help us walk, run, kick, and jump.

Knees bend and straighten when we run or squat.

Ankles can point our toes or lift them up. They help us land softly when we jump.

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