Well, I feel better now that I've taken my medicine.

Let's play a game.

Okay.

It's called Get Off My Body, Bird.

You can play it, too, Right now.

Just do what I do.

I think we played it before.

Do you remember?

Well, just in case you don't remember, here's what you do.

Hook your thumbs together like this.

That kind of looks like a bird, doesn't it?

Well, sort of.

Especially if you flap your fingers like this.

Hey, that's the bird.

Can you make the bird fly around Now y ou're going to let the bird fly around and land on our shoulder.

Did it land on your shoulder?

Well, let's tell it to get off.

Say this: Get off my body, Bird!

and make the bird fly away.

Okay.

Try it again.

Let's make our birds fly around and around and land on our knee.

Did your bird land on your knee?

Well, what did we say?

We say get off my body bird and make the bird fly away.

How about one more?

Let's get our little bird flying now.

Around it goes.

And it's going to land on my head.

Oh, did it land on your head?

What can we do?

Let's say it together.

Get off my body, Bird.

Oh, yes, I know.

Let's tell the bird to fly away.

Say it with me.

Fly away, bird, fly away, bird.

There it goes.

I think it's gone.

Oh, that was fun.

And, you know, playing it helps us learn the different parts of our bodies.

Try playing it with your other friends sometimes.

Mr. Chuck will be right back.