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Which subject	Health
What topic	Good health
What length (min)	30
What age group	Preschool / Nursery
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Lesson Plan: Good Health

Subject: Health
Grade Level: Preschool/Nursery
Duration: 30 minutes
Topic: Good Health

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Objective

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to understand the basic concepts of good health, including the importance of eating healthy foods, staying active, and practicing cleanliness.

Materials Needed

• Colorful pictures of healthy foods
• Simple exercise props (e.g., small balls, scarves)
• Hand sanitizer
• Storybook about health (e.g., "Eating the Rainbow")
• Paper and crayons for drawing
• Chart paper for drawing a healthy food plate

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Lesson Outline

1. Introduction (5 minutes)

Begin the lesson by gathering students in a circle. Ask them, "What does it mean to be healthy?" Allow a few students to share their thoughts. Introduce the main ideas of good health: eating well, staying active, and being clean.

2. Discussion on Healthy Foods (10 minutes)

• Activity: Show pictures of various foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, etc.).
• Engagement: Ask students to name their favorite healthy food.
• Explanation: Explain why these foods are good for our bodies—mention energy, growth, and staying strong.

3. Exercise and Movement (5 minutes)

• Activity: Lead a fun movement session where children can mimic animals (jump like a frog, waddle like a duck, etc.).
• Discussion: After the movement, discuss how exercise helps us keep our hearts strong and makes us feel good.

4. Importance of Cleanliness (5 minutes)

• Discussion: Talk about washing hands, brushing teeth, and bathing.
• Demonstration: Use hand sanitizer and explain why it’s important to keep our hands clean, especially before eating.

5. Creative Activity (5 minutes)

• Drawing: Give each student paper and crayons. Ask them to draw their favorite healthy food or a way they stay active.
• Sharing: Encourage them to share their drawings with the class and explain their choices.

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Conclusion (5 minutes)

Wrap up the lesson by recapping the key points about good health. Reinforce how healthy habits help us grow strong and feel good. Encourage students to think about what they can do at home to stay healthy.

Closing Thought

End the lesson with a positive note: “Let’s all try to eat something healthy today and move our bodies. Remember, staying healthy is fun!”

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Assessment

Observe students' participation during discussions and activities. Assess their understanding through the drawings they create, looking for examples of healthy food choices and physical activities.

Extensions

• For follow-up, send home a simple checklist for parents to encourage healthy eating, exercise, and hygiene at home.
• Plan a healthy snack day where children bring in a fruit or vegetable to share with their classmates.

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This lesson plan can be adjusted based on the specific needs and interests of the students while maintaining the fundamental concepts of good health.