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Air Goes In and Out
Age 4 · Science
You breathe air in through your nose or mouth. It travels down a tube to your lungs, then comes back out.
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- Blowing out birthday candles
- Taking a deep breath before a big jump
Key takeaways
- Air goes in through the nose or mouth.
- Air reaches the lungs and comes back out.
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