Lesson · Grade 3 · Physical and Health Education

Finding a Trusted Adult for Health Questions

  • Grade 3
  • Physical and Health Education
  • 49 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC3-PH-09

A child with a health question learns that a trusted adult is a grown-up who cares about them and helps keep them safe, and finds them in three places: family at home, teachers and other staff at school, and nurses and doctors at a clinic. The question goes to one trusted adult and on to another if the first cannot help, and the video ends on the recap "Health question? Ask a trusted adult."

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

You have a question about your health.

Who can you ask?

Transcript

What the lesson says

You have a question about your health.

Who can you ask?

You can ask a trusted adult.

A trusted adult is a grown-up who cares about you and helps keep you safe.

At home, you can ask a grown-up in your family.

At school, you can ask a teacher or other school staff.

At a clinic, you can ask a nurse or a doctor.

Trusted adults can help you find health answers you can trust.

Tell them your question in your own words.

No question is too small or too silly.

If one adult cannot help, ask another trusted adult.

Have a health question? Ask a trusted adult.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 3

Physical and Health Education, Healthy and active living: strategies for accessing health informationBC3-PH-09

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The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.