Welcome students and introduce the topic of healthy bedtime routines. Explain that tonight they will learn simple steps to help their bodies and brains get the rest they need.
Share a fun fact about how sleep helps your brain organize memories and keep you alert in class.
How Much Sleep Do We Need?
Explain recommended sleep duration. Ask a few students how many hours they sleep on an average night.
Tip 1: Set a Consistent Bedtime
Discuss the power of consistency. Ask: “What time do you usually go to bed?”
Tip 2: Create a Wind-Down Routine
Offer examples of wind-down activities: reading, drawing, quiet conversation.
Explain why screens can keep us awake. Encourage students to name screen-free alternatives.
Tip 4: Make Your Room Sleep-Friendly
Discuss room setup: darkness, cool temperature, and quiet. Ask: “What makes your room cozy?”
Building Your Personal Routine
Guide students through the steps of planning their own bedtime routine.
Let’s Practice: Sleep Chart
Introduce the next activity and direct students to their worksheets.
Wrap up and encourage students to use the dream journal at home.
