How does excessive heat affect human health and the environment?

Excessive heat is like having your favorite toy on fire, it’s super uncomfortable and can even make you feel sick.

Humans are like little engines that need just the right amount of warmth to run smoothly. When it gets too hot, our bodies work harder to cool down, like a dog panting after running. If it's too hot for too long, we might get tired, dizzy, or even sick, kind of like when you leave your juice in the sun and it gets all warm and yucky.

The environment is like a big playground. When the weather is super hot, plants can feel stressed, just like when you forget to water your pet plant and it wilts. Animals might also move somewhere cooler, like how you prefer to sit in the shade on a hot day instead of being out in the sun.

Your body has a special way to cool down, sweating. But if the air is already very hot, your sweat doesn’t work as well, and you can feel even more uncomfortable.

Trees and grass might not grow as much when it's too hot, just like how your ice cream melts faster on a sunny day than in the shade. Excessive heat is like having your favorite toy on fire, it’s super uncomfortable and can even make you feel sick.

Humans are like little engines that need just the right amount of warmth to run smoothly. When it gets too hot, our bodies work harder to cool down, like a dog panting after running. If it's too hot for too long, we might get tired, dizzy, or even sick, kind of like when you leave your juice in the sun and it gets all warm and yucky.

The environment is like a big playground. When the weather is super hot, plants can feel stressed, just like when you forget to water your pet plant and it wilts. Animals might also move somewhere cooler, like how you prefer to sit in the shade on a hot day instead of being out in the sun.

Your body has a special way to cool down, sweating. But if the air is already very hot, your sweat doesn’t work as well, and you can feel even more uncomfortable.

Trees and grass might not grow as much when it's too hot, just like how your ice cream melts faster on a sunny day than in the shade.