|
|
|
PSHE Books - Health
Education |
|
|
|
Use the dropdown box above to select a category or search for more books, DVDs, CDs or other products
here.
|
|
|
I Know Why I Brush My Teeth (Sam's Science)
Author: Kate Rowen, Katharine McEwan
Synopsis: Each Sam's Science book
explores an aspect of science through a conversation between young Sam
and his mum. In this book Sam learns about molars, canines and incisors,
baby teeth and big ones, and how to look after them all.
Write a review of this book - click here!
Also Available: I
Know Where My Food Goes
I
Know How My Cells Make Me Grow
|
|
|
Health and Growth (Start-up Science)
Authors: Claire Llewellyn
Synopsis: An introduction to science for
young children, this series has been developed specifically to support
the units in the Science Schemes of work. Key information is presented
through a combination of simple, clear text and strong visual images,
while questions ask the reader to express their own views about
scientific topics. The large format of the book enhances this,
presenting an ideal opportunity for detailed exploration and discussion.
Key words are highlighted in a vocabulary border, and each title
provides extensive notes for teachers making this a useful resource for
class discussion and activities.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
Staying Healthy (Raintree Perspectives)
Author: Angela Royston
Synopsis: "Perspectives" is
designed for young independent readers. The series combines core
non-fiction features with an emphasis on research skills. "My
Amazing Body" correlates with the science curriculum and helps
students to understand the connection between humans and animals. Using
magnified photographs, the basic life processes about how the human body
works and comparisons with other living things are explained. The books
introduce the idea or looking at the body inside and outside.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
I Don't Want To Wash My Hands
Authors: Tony Ross
Synopsis: The seventh title in the
popular series about the demanding Little Princess. The Little Princess
wants to know why everyone is telling her to wash her hands ALL the
time...She washed them after playing outside, after playing with the
dog, after going on her potty and after sneezing...The maid tells the
Little Princess all about the germs and the nasties who live in dirt, in
sneezes and on animals, and who can make you sick. So, when the maid
offers the Little Princess a piece of cake, the Little Princess says,
''Have you washed YOUR hands?''
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
Wash, Scrub, Brush (Wonderwise)
Author: Mick Manning, Britta Granstrom
Synopsis: A multi-award winning series
of non-fiction picture books Two excellent topics which link into the
curriculum for maths, science, technology and history Includes helpful
notes on making the best use of the books.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
Food (What About Health)
Authors: Fiona Waters
Synopsis: This differentiated text title
looks at food and why it is important for your health. It explores
digestion and how food gives you energy and helps you to grow. It also
looks at fibre, fat, vitamins, minerals, foods that rot your teeth,
additives, foods that can cause allergies and food safety.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
Why Should I Eat Well?
Author: Claire Llewellyn, Mike Gordon
Synopsis: Monica used to love eating
nothing but cakes, fizzy drinks, burgers, chips and pizza. Her mum and
dad encouraged her to eat other kinds of food, but Monica wasn't
interested. That was until she met a girl called Rachel. Rachel liked
eating things like salad. She told Monica all the terrible things that
would happen to her if she kept drinking fizzy drinks and eating fatty
foods, and never ate fresh fruit and vegetables. Now Monica eats as well
as Rachel. She really enjoys eating this way, and just occassionally,
she can still have a treat!
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
How To Stay Healthy
Authors: Claire Llewellyn
Synopsis: First information books which aim
to develop non-fiction skills and build confidence; Supports National
Curriculum and National Literacy Strategy at KS1; Key facts reinforced
by a concluding "I know that" summary.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
I've Got Nits!
Authors: Michael Brownlow
Synopsis: Jenny's parents are very proud
(and just a little bit smug) of her gorgeous blonde hair. But one day,
much to their horror, Jenny's mother sees something moving in it...A
fantastically funny look at one of the most common problems affecting
primary school children, giving practical advice on how headlice are
caught, who it affects, and the best, and safest way of treating them.
With witty and bold illustrations and a funny rhyming text, this is the
perfect book for any parent or child first coming into contact with
nits. Although this book deals with this serious subject in a humourous
light, it does offer practical and much-needed advice - and the real
facts - about these most persistent of little visitors, making this book
perfect for use in school and in the home.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
|
|
Look After Yourself: Healthy Food
Author: Angela Royston
Synopsis: This series provides a
simple introduction to the subject of looking after your body and
health. The books cover concepts such as eating well in order to stay
fit and healthy, how to avoid getting ill, exercise and the benefits of
staying fit. They show how best to look after our bodies as we grow and
how we can care for individual body parts, such as teeth, eyes and ears.
Simple choices are posed about improving health and well-being.
Write a review of this book - click here!
Also Available: Get
Some Exercise
Keep
Healthy
Healthy
Eyes and Ears
Healthy
Skin
Healthy
Hair
Healthy
Teeth
|
|
|
Nice or Nasty
Authors: Claire Llewellyn, Mike Gordon
Synopsis: Covering subjects such as how
medicines can cure everyday illnesses and how they work in the body,
this title discusses safe and unsafe use of medicines, and shows how
drugs can be harmful.
Write a review of this book - click here!
|
Last updated: 3rd April
2006
|
