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.

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

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 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!

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

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 do this at school, at home, on a bus, at a football game. You can use bleachers, a bed, a couch, the floor, or a chair. You should do it when you are eating dinner.

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 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 can use a crayon or marker or pencil or chalk. You could make people or a house or a flower.You can make a design or a picture. It could be many colors.

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 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.