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Healthy habits fun for children
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bahareh rahimkhani
MemberAugust 27, 2023 at 10:25 pmsinging , playing while feeding , show them picture about foods and acting
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You can make healthy habits fun by singing songs about them or sometimes rhyming with fun fun words. Just like the clean up song helps them clean up every time faster and with fun, similarly joining them for food times singing some food song can , telling the inspirational stories about good habits also convince them these habits are good to follow .
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Miriam
MemberAugust 30, 2023 at 7:27 pmBy displaying pictures or singing a song while doing for example hand washing .
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We can make healthy habits fun by creating games and songs around them.
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Jenny Brown
MemberSeptember 3, 2023 at 6:17 amHave a variety of active activities you do with your students. Go on nature walks, dance, play movement games like the floor is lava. Make fitness fun!
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Sailaja
MemberSeptember 5, 2023 at 1:24 amWe can make healthy habits fun by singing songs like while washing hands, and talking and mimicking advantages of eating vegetables and fruits while sitting with children during their meal times. Playing pretend games for positive reinforcement of eating their veggies, for example, as a teacher I can tell my children that my eye sight is really good because I eat lot of carrots and other vegetables and my bones are stronger as I drink my milk etc. Appreciating the children who make happy plates and who make healthy choices, that way other children will try opting for healthy choices as they are getting noticed and appreciated by their teacher.
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Irene Brewster
MemberSeptember 9, 2023 at 5:35 amSinging songs can make healthy habits fun for children
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Michelle Farmer
MemberSeptember 12, 2023 at 6:11 pmCreating songs that go along with different healthy actions, like handwashing or trying different kinds of foods etc.
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Tamara Dykstra
MemberSeptember 12, 2023 at 6:34 pmYou can do a song, a fun poem, share fun books about children doing healthy habbits like washing hands or brushing their teeth. you could also have make a poster board that has pictures of the children in the classroom doing different steps of a healthy habbit motion like handwashing for example. Do a game like follow the leader and have the children take turns who is going to lead the healthy habbit activity.
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Gabrielle Ogilvie
MemberSeptember 13, 2023 at 7:45 pmYou can make healthy habits fun by incorporating games, challenges, and rewards. For example, you can have a “fruit and veggie challenge” where kids earn points or stickers for trying new fruits and vegetables. Making healthy habits feel like a game can make them more enjoyable and engaging!
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Gabrielle Ogilvie
MemberSeptember 13, 2023 at 8:38 pmTo make healthy habits fun, you can try incorporating activities that kids enjoy, like dancing or playing active games. You can also make healthy snacks visually appealing by arranging them in fun shapes or creating colorful fruit kabobs.
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Avery Hanneman
MemberSeptember 14, 2023 at 4:40 pmwe can sing songs while we do healthy habits, such as washing hands we can find a song the students like to sing, or we can make a game out of doing the healthy habits so students associate those healthy habits to fun experiences.
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Alexa
MemberSeptember 14, 2023 at 5:22 pmI think we can make healthy habits fun by providing different sensory experiences or even making up a fun song or dance to do while talking about or doing the habit
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Marissa
MemberSeptember 14, 2023 at 10:36 pmFind songs and hand movements to make handwashing fun
Maybe find a song or make one to brush your teeth too and maybe even putting dishes away
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Making healthy habits fun for children is not only effective but also enjoyable. I find that incorporating play and creativity into daily routines can transform healthy habits into exciting adventures. For instance, turning toothbrushing into a “teeth-brushing dance party” with upbeat music and colorful toothbrushes can make it a joyful experience. Similarly, involving children in meal preparation, letting them choose healthy ingredients and create their own colorful dishes, can promote a positive relationship with nutritious foods. Outdoor activities like nature scavenger hunts or obstacle courses encourage physical activity while sparking enthusiasm. Overall, infusing playfulness and creativity into healthy habits not only engages children but also sets the foundation for a lifetime of well-being.