Today, you will learn how to use the potty properly, understand the importance of wearing underpants, and why it’s good to keep your room tidy before bedtime. You’ll also discover how to make yummy ice pops with fruits and veggies, get dressed all by yourself, enjoy bath time, play nicely on the slide, and be careful and kind to others. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be ready to have fun while being safe and respectful!
Hey there, little friend! Today, we’re going to learn some fun and important things. Are you ready? Let’s go!
When you need to go potty, stop what you’re doing and head to the bathroom. Here’s how you do it:
Your underpants are special because they cover your private parts. Remember:
Before going to bed, let’s clean up our toys. It’s important to keep our room tidy. Good night, and see you in the morning!
Let’s make some colorful ice pops using fruits and veggies! We can use:
Fruits and veggies are tasty and healthy!
It’s time to get ready to go out. Let’s put on our shirts and pants. Look, I did it all by myself! Now we’re ready to have fun outside.
Bath time is fun! Can you wash your face and under your arms? After your bath, you’ll feel fresh and clean. Don’t forget to drink some water!
Wow, look at the slide! It looks so fun. Let’s line up and wait our turn so everyone can enjoy it. Remember, no pushing!
Before you do something, think about it. Be careful and think of others too. Having good manners makes everyone happy!
Thanks for learning with me today. You’re doing great! Keep being awesome!
Potty Time Practice: Create a simple role-play activity where you pretend to be at home or school and practice going to the potty. Use a doll or stuffed animal to demonstrate the steps: pulling down pants, sitting on the potty, and washing hands. Ask questions like, “What do we do first when we need to go potty?” and “Why is it important to wash our hands?” This helps reinforce the routine and importance of hygiene.
Underpants Awareness: Have a discussion about privacy and personal space using a fun drawing activity. Give each child a paper and crayons to draw their favorite pair of underpants. Talk about how these are special and belong to them only. Ask questions like, “Why is it important to keep our underpants private?” and “What should you do if someone tries to see or touch them?” This encourages understanding of personal boundaries.
Fruit and Veggie Ice Pops Experiment: Organize a simple cooking activity where children can make their own ice pops. Provide small pieces of different fruits and veggies and let them choose their favorites to put into ice pop molds. Ask them to predict what flavors will taste the best together. After freezing, taste the ice pops and discuss which combinations were the yummiest. This activity promotes healthy eating and creativity.
