The Heart: Your Body's Little Pump
Muscles: The Stretchy Bands That Make You Move
Now think about when you squeeze a sponge to get water out. That's what muscles do! They stretch and shrink to help you move, like when you walk, jump, or even frown. Some muscles are big, like the ones in your legs, and some are tiny, like the ones that help you blink.
Your heart and muscles work together all day long so you can play, run, laugh, and explore!
Examples
- The heart is like a pump that sends blood around the body.
- Muscles work together to make you walk or run.
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See also
- What Makes Your Heart Beat?
- What are smooth muscle cells?
- What creates the heartbeat?
- What are skeletal muscle contractions?
- How does human heart regeneration occur?