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Healthy Classrooms

Try these three groups of lessons and educational activities that are designed for different ages. Help teach children:

How Germs Spread
The Importance of Hand Washing
The Importance of Healthy Habits

This sorting activity helps students identify everyday items that are either "OK to Share" or "Not OK to Share"

Soap Sculptures

Students create soap sculptures and then take their masterpieces home to practice healthy hand washing techniques

Students learn about healthy habits by creating a class tree filled with their own ideas of what it means to be healthy

Now You See It Now You Don't

Emphasize the importance of keeping shared surfaces clean with this activity that teaches students that germs can even live on a surface that doesn't look dirty

Students will learn about and discuss the importance of healthy habits, such as washing hands, eating fruits and vegetables, getting enough sleep, etc. by creating and sorting sentence strips

Stay Well Cards

Students create "Stay Well" cards for each other that illustrate ways to avoid getting sick

Healthy Habits Time Tally

Students record the amount of time they spend on various daily routines, then graph and compare their habits with others in the class

Code Blue Ribbon

Students create and crack simple codes to reveal healthy habits messages about hand washing and other smart ways to stay well all school year

My Healthy Hero

Students write a five-paragraph essay about a person at your school who is a role-model for healthy habits

Back to School

Learn simple and effective tips to help keep your kids and the rest of the family healthy during back to school season

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