Introduce the topic with enthusiasm and get the students excited about learning why personal hygiene is a superpower. Remind them that the day's focus is on understanding the basics of staying clean and healthy.

Define personal hygiene and ask students if they can list examples of hygiene practices. Use visuals or props if available.

Discuss with students why good hygiene is important, highlighting the connection between cleanliness, health, and confidence. Encourage student participation by asking questions.

Explain the upcoming group activity. Encourage students to share their ideas and participate actively in demonstrating good hygiene practices.

Start the session by reminding students about the importance of hygiene, then introduce hand hygiene as today's focus. Ask the class what they already know about handwashing.

Explain each step of proper handwashing and use visuals or demonstrate if possible. Emphasize the key steps like getting soap, scrubbing for 20 seconds, rinsing, and drying.

Show a video or visual aid of handwashing in action. Ask students to compare the steps in the video with the list on the slide.

Engage the students in a discussion. Ask them why handwashing is crucial and what benefits they notice. Use the interactive hygiene poster as a reference.

Guide students to practice handwashing in pairs or small groups, referring to the steps provided earlier. Circulate around the room to help and offer praise.

Start the session by recapping previous discussions on personal and hand hygiene. Introduce oral hygiene by asking students why having a clean mouth is as important as clean hands.

Demonstrate proper brushing and flossing techniques using a toothbrush model or visual aids. Emphasize the circular brushing motion and the importance of reaching all areas of the mouth.

Engage students with a reflection discussion. Invite them to share personal tips or experiences about maintaining a healthy mouth. Encourage them to add their ideas to the Interactive Hygiene Poster.

Start by recapping the key hygiene practices from previous sessions. Make sure students remember the importance of each habit and connect them to daily routines.

Explain the concept of a daily hygiene routine. Use a simple template or example to show how to sequence hygiene practices throughout the day. Encourage students to think creatively and personalize their routines.

Facilitate a sharing session where students present their routines. Ask guiding questions to emphasize the benefits of having a routine and how it helps maintain good health consistently.