Health and body preschool crafts

Teach kids the power of handwashing with this easy science experiment! Kids will watch germs scatter as they dip their soapy finger in pepper.

Healthy Bodies Preschool

One of my favorite units to teach is Germs. I really love teaching any health unit, but germs is such a relatable unit for our kids. It's perfect to teach at any time of the year, but especially during cold and flu season. Germs Pacing Guide I use a lot of Brain Pop, Jr. videos, picture books, and a few paper resources in my unit. I also have a couple of hands-on, fun activities to add in when we have some extra time. My favorite germ books are: A Germ's Journey by Thom Rooke, MD Sick Simon…

This post was sponsored by GOJO Industries, the makers of PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer. The opinions are completely my own based on my experience. We completed this Germs Preschool Science Experiment to teach my son how germs are spread. As a messy boy, he often touches things with no consideration as to where they've been.

Having a healthy mind and body is so important, and in this post, you'll find teaching ideas to add to your health and nutrition unit.

Engage your young kids to a fun variety of activities that will teach them the importance of having good health with these special and unique preschool health activities list!

Learn why staying healthy is important these days and show students how quickly germs can spread when we don't wash our hands.

Since February is Heart Health Month, it's the perfect time to discuss the importance of the human heart with your preschool class. We've picked several of our favorite preschool activities and lessons related to promoting heart health, and have included them in this themed unit.

Teaching preschoolers about healthy habits can be a lot of fun! This pack is full of hands on math, literacy, and writing centers for a healthy habits theme. Healthy Habits Preschool Theme Germ Letter Match- Match letter tiles to each germ letter. Germ Writing Tray- Write each letter in a salt tray. Germ Color Sort- Use pom poms and tweezers to sort by color. Tissue Letters - Use tissue paper and glue to build each letter. Soapy Letters- Use gems as a sensory bin filler. Pull a soap picture…