Most people do this at night. Babies do it a lot. You can do it in a car, on a couch, on the floor, or in bed. You might want a pillow.

You do this all day long. You have to do this to live. Animals do it too. You use your lungs. Air goes in and air goes out.

You use your hands to do this. You need to do it to a milk carton before you drink. You do it to a refrigerator, a drawer, a closet, a door, and a present.

You do this with your feet. Your feet go around and around. You do this to go fast, and if you stop moving your feet, you stop. You do this on a bicycle.

You might do this for fun. You sit down and go down, but first you need to climb up. You can do it on the playground.

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 and some animals do this. People do it on a hill, mountain, tree, or ladder. You use your hands and feet to go up.

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

You use your feet. You can go fast or slow. You can do it on a sidewalk, grass, carpet, or any floor, or even on a balance beam. Your teacher tells you to do this in the hallway.

You move both feet at the same time. When you go up, you will come down. You sometimes land in water. You can do it on a trampoline.

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 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.