I Can Be a Doctor

Children are naturally curious about their bodies, their health, and how to take care of themselves. In I Can Be a Doctor, we explore human biology, the five senses, and healthy habits in a way that’s engaging, age-appropriate, and fun.

• My 5 Senses at Work

  Children learn how doctors—and scientists—use their five senses to gather information. Through sensory games and activities, kids explore sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste while building observation skills and vocabulary.

• Not-So-Spooky Skeletons

  We take the fear out of bones! Children discover what bones are, what they do, and where they are in the body. Through hands-on activities and playful models, they explore the skeletal system in a way that feels safe, silly, and fun.

• Tiny Teeth, Big Job

  From baby teeth to molars, children learn about dental hygiene, healthy habits, and what happens during a visit to the dentist. Activities focus on brushing, flossing, and identifying the different types of teeth we have.

• What’s Inside My Body?

  Children explore the organs and systems that help their bodies work—like the heart, lungs, stomach, and brain. Using puzzles, models, and interactive games, they begin to understand what’s going on underneath their skin.

• Germ Busters!

  Germs are tiny, sneaky troublemakers—but doctors know just how to stop them! In this lesson, kids explore what germs are, how they spread, and how healthy habits like handwashing help keep us feeling our best.

  These lessons spark a lifelong interest in health and the human body while helping kids understand how to care for themselves and others.