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What You Will Learn

In this lesson, you will learn how to sort trash into the right bins to help keep our world clean and happy. You’ll discover the importance of washing away germs during bath time and how to keep food safe during a picnic. You’ll also find out how to be safe on escalators and cheer for robot cleaners as they help us tidy up. Finally, you’ll think about all the exciting jobs you can have when you grow up, so get ready to dream big and learn lots of fun things!

Let's Think

  1. What do we do with our trash to keep the world clean?
  2. Why is it important to wash our hands and take baths?
  3. How can we be safe when using escalators?

Lesson Article

Let’s Learn About Cleaning and Safety!

Sorting and Recycling

Hey there! Do you know where to put your trash? Plastic bottles go in the plastic bin, and glass jars go in the glass bin. It’s like a fun game of sorting! Can you help sort the newspapers too? Let’s keep our world clean and happy!

Bath Time Fun

It’s time to take a bath and wash away all the germs! Are you ready to get squeaky clean? Let’s splash around and have fun while getting rid of those pesky germs. Yay, we’re all clean now!

Garbage Truck Adventure

Look, there’s a garbage truck! It’s looking for trash everywhere. The garbage truck has a big tummy to carry all the trash. Let’s help keep our streets clean by putting trash in the right place. Bye-bye, garbage truck!

Meet the Robot Cleaners

Oh no, there’s dust on the floor! But don’t worry, the robot cleaners are here to help. They zoom around and catch all the dust. Let’s cheer them on as they clean under the sofa and on the carpet. Hooray, everything is clean now!

Picnic Time at the Park

We’re going to the park for a picnic! We have donuts, sandwiches, and lollipops. But wait, if food falls on the ground, we shouldn’t eat it. Bad germs can jump on the food, and that can make our tummies feel yucky. Let’s keep our food safe and clean!

Escalator Safety

Remember, escalators are not for playing. They can be dangerous if we’re not careful. Let’s be safe and use them properly. We are super cool when we follow the rules!

What Do You Want to Be?

When you grow up, what do you want to be? Maybe a doctor who helps people feel better, or a firefighter who keeps everyone safe. You could be a cook who makes yummy food or a dancer who twirls beautifully. There are so many exciting things you can be!

Let’s Dream Big!

It’s fun to think about the future and all the amazing things you can do. Keep dreaming big and learning new things every day!

Discussion Questions

  • Have you ever helped sort recycling at home or school? What items did you sort, and how did it make you feel to help keep the environment clean?
  • What is your favorite part about bath time? Do you have any special toys or games you like to play while getting clean?
  • If you could invent a new robot cleaner, what special powers would it have to help keep your home clean and tidy?

Lesson Activities

  1. Sorting Game at Home: Gather some clean, recyclable items like plastic bottles, paper, and glass jars. Create different bins or boxes labeled “Plastic,” “Paper,” and “Glass.” Ask the children to sort the items into the correct bins. Discuss why sorting is important and how it helps keep our environment clean. Encourage them to look for recycling bins when they are out with their family.

  2. Germ Hunt with Soap Bubbles: Fill a basin with water and add some soap to make bubbles. Explain how soap helps wash away germs. Let the children dip their hands in the soapy water and pretend to catch “germs” with the bubbles. Ask them to think about other times they should wash their hands, like before eating or after playing outside.

  3. Robot Cleaner Adventure: Create a small obstacle course on the floor using toys or cushions. Pretend to be robot cleaners and navigate through the course, “cleaning” the floor by picking up small pieces of paper or toys. Discuss how robot cleaners help keep places tidy and how they can help at home by picking up toys after playtime.

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