My Body for little ones
What do your hands, eyes, ears, heart and tummy actually do? Five friendly picture worlds that explain your own body in very simple words. Ages 4–6.
Ages 4–6
What's inside
Hands — your busy helpers
Your hands hold, wave and hug. They are your busiest helpers.
Eyes — your two windows
Your eyes let you see colours, faces and stars. Each one is about as big as a grape.
Ears — your sound catchers
Your ears catch every sound around you. They also help you keep your balance.
Heart — your little drum
Your heart is a strong little pump in your chest. It keeps going even while you sleep.
Tummy — where food goes
Your tummy takes the food you eat and turns it into energy. That energy makes you run and grow.
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