Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Primary 1 Lesson 16: I Have a Body

Primary 1
Lesson 16: I Have a Body
Videos:

 So Hungry

 Andrew’s Example
Music:

 “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes”

“Do As I’m Doing”

“Hinges”


“Once There Was a Snowman”

 Articles:

Friend to Friend: The Word of Wisdom: A Blessing of Strength

 The Sanctity of the Body

Handouts/Activities:

 1) We can make good choices for our bodies maze:
Maze
2) Find the things in this hidden picture activity that are good for our bodies:
Coloring page

 3) Pantomime a good day for your body.
Wake up
Pray
Read Scriptures
Eat Breakfast
Wash Face
Brush Teeth
Get Dressed
Play Kick Ball
Eat Lunch
Do Chores
Eat Dinner
Read Scriptures with Your Family
Family Prayer
Personal Prayer
Go to Sleep

 4) Make a Body Par Spinner. Take turns spinning it. Use the body part it lands on.


 5) Copy these and cut them apart to make puzzles for the children.
Aaronic Priesthood boy

 6) Make a body hand puppet. Explain to the children that our bodies house our spirit. Our spirit is very, very special so we need to take good care of our bodies.
You are eternal

 7) Make a fitness boy:
Cut outs

 8) Make a body.
A boy praysPaper cutouts

 9) Hand out PRE-CUT paper doll chains to the children and let them color them. It would be too much trouble to cut in class and the children are not old enough to do it themselves.
paper doll

 10) Make finger puppets and talk about how these characters are all different ages. Do you think taking care of our bodies now will help us when we are older?
Finger puppetsFinger puppets

 11) Ahead of time make puppets for the children. Have them put the puppets on their hands and ask them if something is good or bad for their body. If it is good have them have their puppet nod their heads. If it is bad have them move their hand back and forth to shake the head no.
Puppets
12) Little kids love to wear ears that are not their own. Pull a string through each ear and hook them around their ears.  They will also love to hold up eyes and mouths. You could ask them to hold up the thing you are talking about. What do we use to listen to music? To see a rainbow? To sing a song?
An illustration of two ears.


Coloring Pages:
Body

An illustration of two ears.
Ears		An illustration of two hands with fingers spread apart.
Hands
I have a body
An illustration of a smiling mouth with lips and teeth.
Mouth		An illustration of two round eyes, each with three eyelashes.
Eyes		An illustration of two ankles and feet.
Feet
An illustration of a face with closed eyes and an outline of the brain in the forehead.
Brain		An illustration of a heart.
Heart
I Will Take Care of My
Body
happy and sad face
Happy Sad
A black-and-white illustration of a face that can be seen as either a smile or a frown, depending on which way it is held.
Happy Sad  Frown  Smile  
A black-and-white illustration of a Primary-age boy wearing a polo shirt with shorts and a pair of sandals.
Boy


A black-and-white illustration of a smiling face.
Happy Face		A black-and-white illustration of a face with a frown and several tears falling down from the eyes.
Sad Face		Coloring Page
He gave me eyes
coloring page, I Will Take Care of My Body
Word of Wisdom
A black-and-white illustration of some healthy food, including various fruits, two slices of bread, and a glass of milk.
Food		A black-and-white illustration of fruit, including a banana, three blueberries, and two strawberries.
Food
A black-and-white illustration of a girl in a nightgown asleep in a bed.
Sleep		A black-and-white illustration of a pair of feet with tennis shoes on and kicking a soccer ball.
Exercise		A black-and-white illustration of a young girl brushing her medium-length, curly hair with a paddle brush.
Brushing Hair
A black-and-white illustration of two hands with a lather of soap between them.
Washing Hands		A black-and-white illustration of food including bread, strawberries, a banana, an egg, an orange, an apple, and a glass of milk.b
Black-and-white illustrations of five family members—a mother, father, and three children—and the words "I Love My Family" at the top.A black-and-white illustration of a Primary-age boy and girl, meant to be cut out and made into puppets.A black-and-white illustration of a young girl standing with shoulder-length hair and wearing a simple sweater and pair of trousers.A black-and-white illustration of a young man wearing a polo shirt and a pair of trousers.
Images:
    

 Non LDS.org Resources:

 Sugardoodle.net resources for this lesson are HERE.


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