Teaching children about their bodies starts _______________.

Children often pick up the words for some body parts before they even begin to speak.

Doing some simple exercises can help you teach children how their hearts work.

If age appropriate, show them a picture of what a heart actually looks like so they know it doesn’t look like the heart shape they are familiar with.

It is important to talk to the children about chewing their food well.

There is good bacteria and bad bacteria.

Many children are very familiar with head and shoulders, knees and toes but can’t identify their heels, calves, thighs or ankles.

The heart is a muscle.

What makes up blood?  Check all that apply.

Capillaries are small vessels where oxygen and food are exchanged.