Rephrasing for a 6-year-old: 3 simple ways to say 'When you feel cold, you get goosebumps'

Three child-friendly rephrasings explaining goosebumps and how they help keep you warm, written for a 6-year-old.

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Here are three easy ways to say it:

  1. When you are cold, little bumps called goosebumps appear and your hairs stand up to help keep you warm.
  2. If you feel chilly, tiny bumps pop up on your skin and your hair stands up so your body can stay a bit warmer.
  3. When it is cold, your skin makes goosebumps and your hairs lift up to help hold warm air close to you.

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