You need a tool with a long handle. You usually do this in Fall. You can make a big pile. You move leaves from one place to another.

You can do this in sand, in dirt, or in snow. Dogs do it for a bone. You can do it with a shovel.

You do this with your mouth. You say words that might rhyme. You have a tune. You might use a microphone.

You use your hand to do this. You might make your cat purr if you do this. You can do this to a dog, cat, or horse, but don't do it to a tiger!

You could use a ball or a stick or a frisbee or a snowball, but don't use a plate! You use your hand and arm. You can make it go close or far. Be careful! Don't break anything!

You can use a spoon, whisk, beaters, spatula or fork. You make it go around and around. You do it in a pan or bowl. You do it to batter or food.

You do this when watching tv, going for a walk, driving, reading, or playing, but not when you are sleeping. You use your eyes.

People can do this with houses, tree forts, snowmen, castles, and legos. People put things together to make something.

You need to kick your legs and move your arms. You sometimes hold your breath. You do this in the water.

You move your whole body. You might have a partner. You will probably want some music on!

You tip something out. You should go slowly. Usually you have liquids in a container. You move something to another container. You might do this for juice or milk or coffee.

You might do this to your fingers, or a popsicle, an envelope, or an icicle, or some beaters. You use your tongue.

You use at least one hand. Sometimes you use a glove on your hand. You end up with a ball, snowball, frisbee, or some other object in your hand. Someone usually throws it to you.