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Let’s Read and Talk About: Keeping Clean
Worksheets
There are three photocopiable worksheets for this title. They will help consolidate
children’s learning about key ideas from the book about keeping clean. The
activities stand alone, but using them in conjunction with the book will offer a more
complete learning experience.
Learning objectives
To provide opportunities to consider the ways Science is relevant to
their health by undertaking investigative work focusing on:
• making and recording observations
• presenting information in charts
Body coverings:
• To carry out research using books or the
Internet
• To record observations in a table
My tidy room diary:
• To write a plan
• To follow and keep to a plan
My teeth:
• To read and comprehend a text
• To label a diagram correctly
• To name the teeth correctly
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This photocopiable sheet accompanies Keeping Clean from the
‘Let’s Read and Talk About’ series published by Franklin Watts
www.franklinwatts.co.uk
Name:___________________________
Date:___________________________
Body coverings
Your skin keeps germs out of your body so you need to look after it.
Animals have different coverings that they need to keep clean, too.
Choose five very different animals (such as a sparrow, mouse, lizard,
elephant and monkey) and investigate:
a) what kind of covering they have. For example, humans have skin,
cats have fur
b) how they keep clean.
Record your results in the table below. The first one is done as an
example.
Animals
Body covering
How they keep clean
Elephant
Skin
Dust bath
What ways do you keep clean?
This photocopiable sheet accompanies Keeping Clean from the
‘Let’s Read and Talk About’ series published by Franklin Watts
www.franklinwatts.co.uk
Name:___________________________
Date:___________________________
My teeth
Each jaw (top and bottom) contains 16 teeth:
Four incisors: these are straight-edged teeth for cutting or gnawing
Two canines: these are pointed teeth for tearing food
Four premolars: these are for grinding food. They are between the
molars and canines
Six molars: these are also for grinding food. They are bigger than the
molars and are at the back of the jaw
Read the text above carefully.
Write in labels for each of the teeth below.
This photocopiable sheet accompanies Keeping Clean from the
‘Let’s Read and Talk About’ series published by Franklin Watts
www.franklinwatts.co.uk
Name:___________________________
Date:___________________________
My tidy room diary
Make a daily and weekly plan for keeping your home and bedroom
clean and tidy. Think of a different thing you can do every day and fill
in the diary below. Remember if you do a little every day, the dirt and
mess won’t build up so you will have less to do all at once!
Some ideas!
Every day
Every day: make bed, put my dirty clothes
in the laundry bin
Monday: Take out the recycling bags
Tuesday: Tidy my desk and bookshelves
Wednesday: Empty the bin in my room
Thursday: Help with the washing-up
Friday: Clean out my schoolbag
Saturday: Help with the washing-up
Sunday: Day off !
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
This photocopiable sheet accompanies Keeping Clean from the
‘Let’s Read and Talk About’ series published by Franklin Watts
www.franklinwatts.co.uk