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Week 1 (22.1.21)

 

SCARF PSHE Lesson 1 

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What your child will be learning about

  • The things we need to keep healthy, including healthy food, exercise and sleep

 

What you can talk about, together

  • What different things help to keep us all healthy?
  • Which physical activities do we like doing together?
  • What are our favourite different healthy foods?

 

Activity 1 - Body Bingo

Our body needs five things, every day, to keep it healthy: 

  1. Food
  2. Water
  3. Oxygen (in the air we breathe)
  4. Exercise
  5. Sleep and rest

 

Play the Body Bingo game to create a healthy person. (There should be one in your pack).

 

If you don't have a printer, just draw the Body Bingo boards (page 2) and use a dice - give each number one of the 5 healthy things, e.g. 1 = Food, 2 = Water etc. And 6 = A Healthy Person. You have to roll a 6 to start! Use coins for counters!

 

 

Week 2 (29.1.21)

 

What are we learning about?

  • Why is sleep so important?
  • What can we all do to help us sleep long enough and to sleep well?

 

Key knowledge

Our body needs five things, every day, to keep it healthy: 

  1. Food
  2. Water
  3. Oxygen (in the air we breathe)
  4. Exercise
  5. Sleep and rest

 

Things to talk about

Begin by talking about why sleep is important. 

Here are some ideas to get the conversation started.

Sleep helps our body to...

  • Grow
  • Feel awake and able to concentrate
  • Recover after a busy day
  • Repair - our body repairs things when we're asleep
  • Remember - sleep boosts our memory
  • Sort out problems or worries - our brain keeps working when we're asleep and can help is to work out the answer to problems that might be bothering us!

 

Explain that, to help us get enough sleep, it helps everyone (and that includes adults!) if they have a good bedtime routine.

Find out how much sleep young people need, from the NHS Live Well website, here.

Talk about the things we do before going to bed (e.g. stop looking at screens - TV, tablet, phone etc.) put nightwear on, brush teeth, wash hands and face or have a bath, bedtime story, cuddle teddy bear or blanket etc.

Activity 1 - Good bedtime routines

Look at the picture of Harold the healthy giraffe's bedtime routine and together, cut out the pictures of bedtime routine activities, then stick them onto a blank sheet of A4 paper in the correct order for their own bedtime routine. If you don't have a printer or you haven't collected a pack, draw the pictures, putting them in the right order. Your child can draw additional activities and include these if they want to.


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