Welcome  to the March 2012 issue of Guardian Angel Kids Ezine (GAK). This month our theme  for GAK is The Human Body. 
 Did  you know that you lose 60 – 100 strands of hair every day? Or that fingernails  grow nearly four times faster than toenails? The distance around the earth is  25,000 miles. If you measured the length of all of a child's blood vessels, the  total would be 60,000 miles. In an adult, it would be 100,000 miles or nearly  four times the distance around the earth.
Did  you know that you lose 60 – 100 strands of hair every day? Or that fingernails  grow nearly four times faster than toenails? The distance around the earth is  25,000 miles. If you measured the length of all of a child's blood vessels, the  total would be 60,000 miles. In an adult, it would be 100,000 miles or nearly  four times the distance around the earth. And  that bothersome earwax that seems to build up so frequently? It protects the  delicate inner ear. Our bodies are indeed complex and amazing. 
Come  explore the world of "The Human Body" through featured books, poetry,  activities, engaging stories, and articles www.guardian-angel-kids.com. 
Letter  from the POETRY EDITOR:  Donna J. Shepherd  
Featured  BookS: 
Muscles Make Us Move: The Sum of Our Parts  Series - Flip Book by Bill  Kirk & Artist Eugene RubleHuman Anatomy Video by Dejan Kober
Children’S poetry, ACTIVITIES, SHORT STORIES, and articleS:
 In the Bone Zone by Bill Kirk – learn about the skeleton through this amusing poem.
In the Bone Zone by Bill Kirk – learn about the skeleton through this amusing poem. Games and Activities to Teach the Human Body by Kathy Stemke – games and activities that require whole body participation will attract children’s imaginations.
If I Have to be Normal by Juliana  Jones and illustrated by Clara Batton Smith – finding a healthy balance even if  you don’t follow the “normal” way.
Listen Up! by Laura Thomas and  illustrated by Jack Foster – school girl Jasmine discovers the hard way why we  are created with two ears and just one mouth. Excuse Me, I Burped! by Layne Fleming – you open your mouth to speak and out comes a burp. You’re embarrassed. You wonder why you burped.
Read Aloud Tips and Strategies: How Educators and Parents Can Sustain Interest by Dorit Sasson – both educators and parents play a strong role in ensuring young readers are engaged during read aloud time.
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