Pre-K Health & Safety Worksheets
Healthy food, hand washing, traffic lights, tooth brushing and safety helpers. · Head Start Early Learning Outcomes
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Healthy Food or Treat?
Healthy eating
Wash Your Hands
Hygiene
Traffic Light Colors
Road safety
My Tooth Brushing Chart
Hygiene
Safety Helpers
Safety
Color the Healthy Foods
Healthy eating
My Bedtime Routine
Healthy habits
Safe or Not Safe to Touch?
Safety
Moving My Body
Exercise
My Water Chart
Healthy habits
How to Wash My Hands
Hand washing
Happy Teeth Foods
Healthy food
About these pre-k health & safety worksheets
These Pre-K health and safety worksheets teach everyday habits in a way a three-to-five-year-old can act on: choosing healthy foods, washing hands in the right order, knowing what traffic light colours mean, brushing teeth twice a day and recognising the helpers who come in an emergency.
Habits formed before school tend to last. Each sheet ties a picture to something the child does every day, so the page becomes a routine rather than a lesson.
What these 12 worksheets cover
- Sorting healthy foods from treats
- The four steps of hand washing
- Stop, wait and go on a traffic light
- A week of morning and night tooth brushing
- Matching emergency vehicles to where they go
- Choosing and coloring healthy foods
- Putting a bedtime routine in order
- Sorting what is safe or not safe to touch
- Moving the body in simple ways
- Tracking daily water with a cup chart
- How to Wash My Hands
- Happy Teeth Foods
All worksheet sets
How to get the most out of them
- 1
Hang the tooth brushing chart in the bathroom and let your child colour a tooth straight after brushing.
- 2
Practise the hand-washing steps at the sink right after finishing the sheet.
- 3
Point out traffic lights on your next walk and ask what each colour means.
Pre-K Health & Safety Worksheets — questions parents ask
- What health topics suit Pre-K?
- Healthy eating, hand washing, tooth brushing, sleep and simple safety rules such as traffic lights and knowing who can help. These sheets cover the first four and safety helpers.
- Is "treat" the same as "bad food"?
- No. The sheet uses "treat" on purpose: treats are fine sometimes, while healthy foods help us grow every day.
