Teaching Children About GERMS | 'Glitter Germs Lesson'

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I go through my 'Glitter Germs' lesson so you can talk to your class/children about germs and cleanliness.
With Health and Self Care being a specific area of development in Early Years, it's important to talk to children about hygiene. IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT SO THEIR TEACHERS STOP GETTING ILL! ;-)
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[@sharonspears5866]

I help my daughter and son in law homeschool my grand children. We are going to use this this week with them. Thanks

[@jankarla1000]

definitely I will. thank you for the great ideas!

[@nl3087]

I feel like since covid children are much more aware of germs I am currently in college and want to move on to be a teacher as part of my college course i have done placement in schools and i have noticed in the morning the children all come in and was hands and then again before lunch and then again after lunch also having sanitizer available all the time aswell.

[@THomasJPeel]

Excellent video.

[@ytqueen5252]

thank you so much for sharing! this is very inspiring and engaging, love it!

[@LastariOo]

Thank you! Love this

[@syazananur6376]

This is wow video. I never thought to implement this idea even I as health student

[@vagabond5928]

This is such a good idea! 😂 love it

[@linamurphy1267]

😄😁😀 you are super cute!

[@jessicajessy1310]

Very usefull

[@annettepusateri1699]

I loved this lesson! I am getting ready to go to Uganda, Africa where I will be teaching in a school there about hygiene. I will take some glitter with me. The children don't always have access to soap, but they do have water. I will tell them to vigorously rub their hands together to wash the germs away. Any other object lessons regarding health would be appreciated!

[@trinitysingh4750]

Hi what age group do you use this method for?

[@LittleLearnersVideos]

Hi! I've used this with children aged 3 - 7 🙂

[@trinitysingh4750]

@@LittleLearnersVideos thank you