Speaker 1: Welcome to Music to our Ears, where we share some
Speaker 1: interesting tidbits and stories related to our favorite Lingo kids songs.
Speaker 1: Today we're playing outdoor games in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're at Elliott here I came.
Speaker 1: Well, what's wrong, Elliott? I'm dizzy. Let's sit down for
Speaker 1: a moment and rest. I wonder why you're dizzy. This
Speaker 1: calls for some detective thinking. Let's get to the bottom
Speaker 1: of this, Elliott. Were you running around in circles? No? Hmm, interesting,
Speaker 1: Maybe you need to eat. I had a big lunch.
Speaker 1: It's true. We all had a big lunch earlier, so
Speaker 1: it's probably not that why I think. I know everyone.
Speaker 1: Did you all drink water today? I did?
Speaker 3: Me too? Uh not me?
Speaker 1: Aha, bingo, that's probably why you're feeling dizzy, Elliott. Really, yes,
Speaker 1: it's very important to drink water, not just every day,
Speaker 1: but several times a day. Why because water keeps our
Speaker 1: bodies hydrated. Ooh wait, what's that? Well, let me show
Speaker 1: you something. Do you see that plant over there, that
Speaker 1: big green one? Yes, the fig plant? Well, can you amage?
Speaker 1: And what would happen to that plant if we didn't
Speaker 1: give it any water? Hi? Bett? It would get all
Speaker 1: dry and maybe the leaves would turn brown exactly, Lisa.
Speaker 1: Plants such as this big plant need water to survive,
Speaker 1: and so do animals like us. Staying hydrated simply means
Speaker 1: we have enough water to stay healthy and strong. Woo woo.
Speaker 1: When you do something that makes you sweat, like exercise
Speaker 1: or play around in the sun, your body loses water,
Speaker 1: and when it doesn't have enough water, you can feel weak, tired,
Speaker 1: and even dizzy. Ooh uh, why are you filling up
Speaker 1: that bucket with water, elliot.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna splash myself so my body gets water.
Speaker 1: Not like that, elliot. The way to stay hydrated is
Speaker 1: to drink plenty of water in the morning, during the day,
Speaker 1: and even at night before bed.
Speaker 3: Oooh.
Speaker 1: Every day you should try drinking between four to eight
Speaker 1: glasses of water. That way you'll be healthy and strong,
Speaker 1: and it might stop you from getting dizzy. When you're
Speaker 1: playing tag, let's drink water. That's music you e is
Speaker 1: speaking of water. We have a wonderful song about drinking
Speaker 1: water that we can sing. Let's all sing it together.
Speaker 1: Here we go, wat.
Speaker 3: Cups cups of watta.
Speaker 2: A rap playground, Drink round the fountain, drink wad up,
Speaker 2: Drink up, drink up, drink up.
Speaker 3: Cink ubout your water, bi cups of fine cups of water.
Speaker 3: Please the doctor away running to the bottle.
Speaker 2: I can't your side.
Speaker 3: I not drop. Playground, drink ground. A fountain.
Speaker 2: Makes your skin so bright skin.
Speaker 3: You see it's sound, so drink drink.
Speaker 2: Drink up.
Speaker 1: Now that was music to our ears. We hope you
Speaker 1: like the song. It's so important to drink water and
Speaker 1: it's refreshing too. Hopefully now you'll remember to drink plenty
Speaker 1: of water throughout the day and stay hydrated. If you
Speaker 1: are ready for interactive play learning time, explore our Lingo
Speaker 1: Kids app. It offers fun and educational songs and games
Speaker 1: to help kids ages too and older learn and develop
Speaker 1: important skills such as communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.
Speaker 1: That's the power of play learning. See you in our
Speaker 1: next episode. Goodbye until next time.