You go up and down, back and forth. Someone might push you. You do it for fun. You might do it under a tree or on a playground. You can pump your legs.

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!

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

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

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 do this to a door or a jewelry box or a locker or acar or a cabinet. You do this if you want no one else to go in there. You might need a key later!

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 a car, boat, motorcycle, or truck. They need to follow rules and be safe. They might go fast or slow or stop. They use a steering wheel or handlebars.

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