The document outlines the importance of personal hygiene, defining it as the practice of keeping the body clean to prevent illness. It includes an engaging science experiment illustrating how germs spread and emphasizes key hygiene practices such as handwashing and tooth brushing. Additionally, it provides tips on when and how to maintain personal hygiene, especially before and after certain activities.

1. Personal
hygiene

2. Table of
contents
Personal hygiene
definition
01
Exciting science
experiment
02
Personal hygiene
tips
03
Video and
exercise
04

3. These two kids
want to play with
you, Do you like
to play with
them?

4. Most of the
students agree
to play just with
this kid, because
he is clean.

5. Personal
hygiene
definition

6. Personal hygiene is keeping your body
clean from harmful germs that can
effect you and make you sick.

8. Exciting
science
experiment
02

9. • Supply kids with a shallow dish filled with
water
• Let them grind some pepper (or empty a
pepper sachet) into the water
• Explain that the pepper represents germs
• Let the pepper spread all around the dish
• Ask the kids to dip their fingers into the dish
• See how the “germs” can stick to them
• Have each student dip their finger into some
dish soap
• Explain that this represents washing their
hands
• Let them dip their finger back into the dish

10. Our
students
try the
experiment

11. Personal
hygiene
tips
03

13. When
to be
practiced
Before and after
eating
After using the
toilet
After sneezing or
coughing
1
2
3

14. How
to be
practiced

16. When
to be
practiced
After eating
In the morning
Before sleeping
1
2
3

21. Video and
exercise
04

23. When
do I
wash my
hands
After eating
After speaking
1
2

24. When
do I
wash my
hands
After eating
After speaking
1
2

25. What do
I do
before
sleeping?
Brush my teeth
Mess the room
1
2

26. What do
I do
before
sleeping?
Brush my teeth
Mess the room
1
2

27. Match the personal hygiene with its usage

28. Match the personal hygiene with its usage