Lesson · Grade 1 · Physical and Health Education

Who to ask about health: doctors, nurses, safety signs and trusted adults

  • Grade 1
  • Physical and Health Education
  • 41 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-PH-15

A child with a question about health stands above four empty cards, which fill one at a time with a doctor, a nurse, a trusted adult and a yellow "be careful" safety sign, while a question mark flies to each person you can ask. It ends by telling children to ask a trusted adult when they are not sure, and recaps that doctors, nurses, trusted adults and safety signs all help as the question mark turns into a tick.

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

This is you, with a question about health.

Who can help you find a good answer?

Transcript

What the lesson says

This is you, with a question about health.

Who can help you find a good answer?

A doctor can answer questions about your body.

A nurse can answer your questions too.

A trusted adult is a grown-up who keeps you safe.

You can ask them your questions about health.

Safety signs show us how to stay safe.

This yellow sign means be careful.

If you are not sure, ask a trusted adult.

Doctors, nurses, trusted adults and safety signs: they all help!

Curriculum

Where this fits

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.