Welcome to Music to our Ears, where we share some interesting tidbits and stories related to our favorite Lingo kids songs. Today we're playing outdoor games in the backyard.
Okay, you're at Elliott here I came.
Well, what's wrong, Elliott? I'm dizzy. Let's sit down for a moment and rest. I wonder why you're dizzy. This calls for some detective thinking. Let's get to the bottom of this, Elliott. Were you running around in circles? No? Hmm, interesting, Maybe you need to eat. I had a big lunch. It's true. We all had a big lunch earlier, so it's probably not that why I think. I know everyone. Did you all drink water today? I did?
Me too? Uh not me?
Aha, bingo, that's probably why you're feeling dizzy, Elliott. Really, yes, it's very important to drink water, not just every day, but several times a day. Why because water keeps our bodies hydrated. Ooh wait, what's that? Well, let me show you something. Do you see that plant over there, that big green one? Yes, the fig plant? Well, can you amage? And what would happen to that plant if we didn't
give it any water? Hi? Bett? It would get all dry and maybe the leaves would turn brown exactly, Lisa. Plants such as this big plant need water to survive, and so do animals like us. Staying hydrated simply means we have enough water to stay healthy and strong. Woo woo. When you do something that makes you sweat, like exercise or play around in the sun, your body loses water, and when it doesn't have enough water, you can feel weak, tired,
and even dizzy. Ooh uh, why are you filling up that bucket with water, elliot.
I'm gonna splash myself so my body gets water.
Not like that, elliot. The way to stay hydrated is to drink plenty of water in the morning, during the day, and even at night before bed.
Oooh.
Every day you should try drinking between four to eight glasses of water. That way you'll be healthy and strong, and it might stop you from getting dizzy. When you're playing tag, let's drink water. That's music you e is speaking of water. We have a wonderful song about drinking water that we can sing. Let's all sing it together. Here we go, wat.
Cups cups of watta.
A rap playground, Drink round the fountain, drink wad up, Drink up, drink up, drink up.
Cink ubout your water, bi cups of fine cups of water. Please the doctor away running to the bottle.
I can't your side.
I not drop. Playground, drink ground. A fountain.
Makes your skin so bright skin.
You see it's sound, so drink drink.
Drink up.
Now that was music to our ears. We hope you like the song. It's so important to drink water and it's refreshing too. Hopefully now you'll remember to drink plenty of water throughout the day and stay hydrated. If you are ready for interactive play learning time, explore our Lingo Kids app. It offers fun and educational songs and games to help kids ages too and older learn and develop important skills such as communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.
That's the power of play learning. See you in our next episode. Goodbye until next time.