DNA
– The special code inside every living thing that tells the body how to grow and work. 🧬
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Example:
Touching sharp objects is dangerous.
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Colds and flu are common illnesses.
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A grocery list shows what to buy.
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Illnesses
– When your body is not feeling well because you’re sick. 🤒
Germ
– A tiny living thing that can make people sick. 🦠
Ground
– The surface of the earth or floor outside. 🌍
Bacteria
– Tiny living things (germs) that can sometimes make you sick, but some are also good. 🔬
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A doctor is an expert in keeping people healthy.
Kill
– To make something stop living. 💥
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Your DNA makes you unique.
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Example:
Soap can kill germs.
Touched
– When you put your hand or finger on something. ✋
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Muddy shoes are dirty.
Dirty
something that has dust or germs on it. 🧽– Not clean
List
– A group of words or things written in order. 📝
Example:
Washing hands helps remove germs.
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Dangerous
– Something that can hurt or harm you. ⚠️
Expert
– Someone who knows a lot about something and is really good at it. 🧠👩⚕️
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Bacteria can live on your hands if you don’t wash them.
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The grass grows on the ground.
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She touched the ball.
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