Clean and Dirty Environments - Effects and Importance
Subject: Health Habits
Class: Pre-Nursery
Term: 3rd Term
Date:
Week: 3
Theme of the Week: Clean and Dirty Environments
Topic of the Day: Effects and Importance
Age Group: 2–3 years
Period:
Duration: 1–2 hours (with breaks)
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, learners should be able to:
Circle Time (5–10 minutes):
Welcome song
Show happy children in clean places vs sad children in dirty places
Pupils make happy or sad faces according to pictures
Main Activity (Hands-On):
Teacher shows pictures of dirty and clean environments.
Pupils identify effects of dirty environments.
Pupils understand that clean places are good for health and happiness.
Teacher praises pupils for understanding clean habits.
Materials Needed:
Pictures of clean and dirty environments
Happy/sad face cards
Charts, posters
Video clips
Health images
Movement Break
Walk around classroom and point to clean/dirty areas
Make happy or sad faces for each area
Creative Time:
Colour pictures of clean vs dirty environments
Paste happy or sad faces to reinforce learning
Language Development:
“Clean is good,” “Dirty is bad,” “Happy,” “Sad”
Pupils repeat words and phrases
Assessment (Observation-Based):
✔ Can the child identify happy children in clean environments?
✔ Can the child make happy/sad faces appropriately?
✔ Does the child understand that dirty places can make us sick?