Athletics & Wellness
Grade 1
45 min
Wash Those Germs Away!
Let's become Handwashing Heroes! This lesson teaches us how to wash our hands the right way to send yucky germs down the drain and keep our bodies healthy for playing and learning.
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What & Why
Our world is full of tiny, invisible things called germs. We can't see them, but they are on toys, doorknobs, and even our hands!Some germs can make us feel sick if they get inside our bodies. Washing our hands with soap and water is like using a superhero power to wash those germs away so we stay healthy and strong!
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Example 1 — Before Eating
It's lunchtime! You are super hungry and can't wait to eat your sandwich. But wait! You just finished building with blocks.Step 1: Go to the sink before you touch your food.Step 2: Follow the 5 steps of handwashing.Step 3: Now that your hands are clean, you can enjoy your yummy lunch without worrying about germs getting on your food.
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Example 2 — After Using the Bathroom
You just finished using the toilet and flushed. What's the very next thing you should always do?Step 1: Don't leave the bathroom yet!Step 2: Walk right over to the sink.Step 3: Wash your hands with soap and water to get rid of any germs. Now you're clean and ready to go back to class!
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Beginner
What are the tiny, invisible things on our hands that can make us sick?
A.Sparkles
B.Germs
C.Sprinkles
D.Bubbles
Beginner
You just finished playing outside in the sandbox. What should you do as soon as you come inside?
A.Go get a snack right away
B.Watch TV
C.Wash your hands
D.Start playing with your toys
Beginner
What two things do you need to wash your hands correctly?
A.Juice and a towel
B.Milk and cookies
C.Soap and water
D.Lotion and paper
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