You do this with your hand. You can do this to a drum, to a baseball, to a tennis ball, but don't do it to your brother.

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

You should use all your fingers, but some people just use two. You send messages, do homework, and write stories this way. You need a keyboard.

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

You do this every day. You need some liquid. You might use a cup or a straw or a carton. You swallow something down when you are thirsty.

You might do this in a game. You can go in a closet, under a bed, in a box, behind a curtain, or under the stairs. Someone might find you!

People do this in the kitchen. They use ingredients. They might mix and stir. They use the oven or stove.

You use your mouth for this. You need to take a breath first. You might do it to your birthday candles, some bubbles, or your soup that is too hot.

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

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.

You should do this at school. You do this when music is on, someone is talking, or you are watching a show. You use your ears.

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.