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Splish Splash, You Need a Bath!

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Your body is always working hard — sweating, shedding skin cells, and collecting dirt — even when you are just sitting still. HYGIENE is the practice of keeping yourself clean to stay healthy and feel good. Good hygiene is not just about looking neat; it actually protects your body from germs and BACTERIA that can make you sick. Your SKIN is the largest organ of your body, and washing it regularly helps keep its natural BARRIER strong. A strong skin barrier blocks harmful invaders from getting inside your body. Taking care of your skin is one of the smartest health habits you can build as a TWEEN.

HYGIENE is the practice of keeping yourself _____ to stay healthy.
CLEAN
The largest organ of your body is your _____.
SKIN
Your skin acts as a _____ that blocks harmful invaders.
BARRIER
Name something the text says good hygiene protects your body from.
GERMS / BACTERIA
Name something the text says your body does even when you are just sitting still.
SWEATING / SHEDDING SKIN CELLS / COLLECTING DIRT
The study of living things, including bacteria, is called _____.
BIOLOGY

Writing Prompt

Write a short paragraph explaining why good hygiene is important for your health, using two facts from this section and one personal connection about how you take care of your skin or body.

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