Proper ways of caring for hands and feet to make them clean Home Economics Primary 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Class: Primary 1

Subject: Home Economics

Topic: Proper Ways of Caring for Hands and Feet to Make Them Clean

Sub-topic: Keeping Our Hands and Feet Clean

Duration: 45 minutes

Term: First Term

Week: Week 8

Set Induction: Begin by showing pictures of people with clean and dirty hands and feet. Ask students to describe what they see and how they feel when they have clean hands and feet.

Previous Knowledge: Students should have basic knowledge of washing their hands and feet regularly.

Learning Objectives:

1. To understand why it’s important to care for our hands and feet.
2. To learn the proper ways to clean and care for our hands and feet.
3. To practice good hygiene habits.

Embedded Core Skills:

• Personal hygiene
• Communication
• Critical thinking

Learning Materials:

• Pictures of clean and dirty hands and feet.
• A basin with water and soap for a demonstration.
• Towels for drying.

Content

Proper Ways to Care for Hands and Feet:

1. 🧼 Use Soap and Water: Wash your hands and feet with soap and water. Example: When you wash your hands with soap, you remove dirt and germs.
2. 💧 Rinse Thoroughly: Make sure to rinse off all the soap. Example: After washing your feet, rinse them with water until the soap is gone.
3. 🤲 Scrub Gently: Use your fingers to scrub your hands and a soft brush for your feet. Example: Scrubbing helps remove dirt from your skin.
4. 🚿 Regular Bathing: Take a bath or shower every day. Example: Bathing helps keep your whole body, including your hands and feet, clean.
5. 🌞 Dry Well: After washing, dry your hands and feet completely. Example: Drying helps prevent germs from staying on your skin.
6. 💅 Trim Nails: Keep your nails short and clean. Example: Short nails are easier to clean and less likely to carry germs.
7. 👣 Wear Clean Socks and Shoes: Change your socks and shoes regularly. Example: Fresh socks and shoes prevent bad odors and keep your feet healthy.
8. 🧴 Moisturize: Apply lotion to keep your skin soft. Example: Moisturizing your hands and feet helps them stay healthy and smooth.
9. 🧦 Wear Clean Socks: Wear clean socks every day. Example: Changing your socks keeps your feet fresh and comfortable.
10. 🤝 Share Good Habits: Teach your friends and family to care for their hands and feet. Example: You can help others stay clean and healthy too.

By following these proper ways, you’ll have clean and healthy hands and feet! 🖐🦶🌟😊

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Evaluation

1. Applying lotion helps keep your hands and feet __________. a) soft b) hot c) hard d) cold
2. Wearing clean socks every day keeps your feet __________. a) dirty b) tired c) fresh d) old
3. Teaching your friends and family to care for their hands and feet helps them stay __________. a) sad b) clean c) messy d) loud
4. Proper ways to care for hands and feet include using __________ and water. a) juice b) books c) soap d) toys
5. After washing, make sure to rinse off all the __________. a) bugs b) soap c) hats d) socks
6. When scrubbing your hands and feet, use your __________. a) face b) fingers c) legs d) shirt
7. Taking a bath or shower every day helps keep your whole __________ clean. a) school b) body c) food d) bed
8. To prevent germs from staying on your skin, make sure to dry your hands and feet __________. a) very little b) completely c) with a towel d) in the rain
9. Proper ways to care for hands and feet include using __________ and water. a) soap b) toys c) candy d) games
10. After washing, make sure to rinse off all the __________. a) dirt b) soap c) fruit d) clothes
11. When scrubbing your hands and feet, use your __________. a) feet b) fingers c) eyes d) hair
12. Taking a bath or shower every day helps keep your whole __________ clean. a) body b) house c) car d) book
13. To prevent germs from staying on your skin, make sure to dry your hands and feet __________. a) very little b) completely c) with a towel d) under the sun
14. Short nails are easier to __________ and less likely to carry germs. a) grow b) clean c) hide d) color
15. Changing your socks and shoes regularly keeps your feet __________ and comfortable. a) happy b) dirty c) smelly d) fresh

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Presentation:

1. Introduction (5 minutes):
   • Start by explaining that today, we’re going to learn how to care for our hands and feet to keep them clean.
2. Teacher’s Activities (10 minutes):
   • Show pictures of people with clean and dirty hands and feet.
   • Discuss why it’s important to have clean hands and feet.
3. Learners’ Activities (10 minutes):
   • Ask students how they feel when their hands and feet are clean.
   • Encourage them to share their experiences.
4. Discussion (5 minutes):
   • Explain that washing our hands and feet is a proper way to keep them clean.
   • Talk about using soap and water.
5. Teacher’s Activities (5 minutes):
   • Show a demonstration of how to properly wash hands and feet in a basin.
   • Explain the steps, like using soap and scrubbing gently.
6. Learners’ Activities (5 minutes):
   • Have students pair up and practice washing their hands and feet in a basin.
   • Encourage them to help each other.
7. Assessment (5 minutes):
   • Check if students can properly wash their hands and feet.
   • Provide feedback and assistance as needed.

Evaluation Questions:

1. Why is it important to care for our hands and feet?
2. How do you feel when your hands and feet are clean?
3. What are the proper ways to clean our hands and feet?
4. Why should we use soap when washing our hands and feet?
5. What should you do after washing your hands and feet?
6. Can you name one step in caring for your hands and feet?
7. What happens if we don’t clean our hands and feet properly?
8. How can you help your friends learn to keep their hands and feet clean?
9. Why should you dry your hands and feet after washing them?
10. What did you learn about caring for your hands and feet today?

Conclusion:

• Summarize the lesson by reminding students that keeping hands and feet clean is important for good health and hygiene.
• Encourage them to practice what they’ve learned and share this knowledge with their families.