10 Simple Ways to Explain How Termites Use Sand, Clay, and Saliva to Build Their Homes for 6-Year-Olds

Learn 10 easy and fun ways to say how termites use sand, clay, and saliva to build their homes, perfect for young children aged 6.

  1. Termites mix sand, clay, and their spit to make their houses strong.
  2. To build their homes, termites use dirt, clay, and their saliva like glue.
  3. Termites use tiny sand grains, soft clay, and sticky spit to create their nests.
  4. Using sand, clay, and their own spit, termites build safe places to live.
  5. Termites make their homes by sticking sand and clay together with saliva.
  6. They use sand, some clay, and sticky spit to build walls for their homes.
  7. Termites put together sand, clay, and their saliva to make cozy houses.
  8. With sand, clay, and saliva, termites build their little homes.
  9. Sand and clay, held by termite spit, become their homes.
  10. Termites gather sand, clay, and their sticky saliva to construct their houses.

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