In this lesson, you will learn how to be brave when visiting the hospital, just like Timmy, and understand how Nurse Kiki and Nurse Mew help people feel better. You will discover the importance of staying safe in your neighborhood and how to keep your teeth clean by visiting the dentist. You will also see how Nurse Kiki helps others as a taxi driver and a member of a medical rescue team, showing that being a helper is important. By the end of this lesson, you will know that you can be a helper too by being kind and caring to others!
Hello, friends! Meet Nurse Mew and Nurse Kiki. They are here to help everyone feel better. They even have a special teddy bear to keep them company!
Sometimes, we need to visit the hospital, but there’s no need to be scared. Nurse Kiki and Nurse Mew are here to help. They check your temperature and give you medicine to make you feel better. Timmy is very brave, and you can be too!
Nurse Kiki also helps keep the neighborhood safe. She drives a police car and helps people who need it. If you ever lose your way, Nurse Kiki will help you find your way back home. Remember, it’s important to stay safe and not play alone outside.
After enjoying some yummy candies, it’s time to brush your teeth! Nurse Kiki knows how important it is to keep our teeth clean and healthy. Let’s visit the little dentist and make our teeth sparkle!
Nurse Kiki can also be a taxi driver! She helps Grandpa Turtle and Rudolph’s family get where they need to go. It’s fun to drive around the city and help others.
Sometimes, trains need a little help too. Nurse Kiki and Mew Mew are great at fixing things. They make sure the trains are safe and ready to go. Safety first!
Nurse Kiki and Nurse Mew are part of a special rescue team. They help people who are hurt by checking their heartbeat and wrapping bandages. They are fast and brave, always ready to help!
We are so thankful for Nurse Kiki and Nurse Mew. They do their best to help everyone feel safe and happy. Remember, you can be a helper too by being kind and caring!
Role-Playing Helpers: Gather some toys and props like a toy stethoscope, bandages, or a toy car. Encourage the children to role-play as Nurse Mew, Nurse Kiki, or other helpers. They can pretend to check a toy’s temperature, drive a toy car to help someone, or wrap a bandage around a teddy bear. Ask them to think about how it feels to help others and why it’s important.
Neighborhood Safety Walk: Take a short walk around the school or neighborhood. Ask the children to look for things that help keep people safe, like crosswalks, stop signs, or friendly helpers like crossing guards. Discuss why these things are important and how they help people feel safe, just like Nurse Kiki does in the neighborhood.
Healthy Teeth Experiment: Provide the children with a hard-boiled egg and a cup of soda. Explain that the egg represents their teeth. Let the egg sit in the soda for a few hours or overnight. The next day, observe what happened to the egg and discuss how brushing teeth helps keep them clean and healthy, just like Nurse Kiki teaches. Encourage them to think about other ways to keep their bodies healthy.
